When one says "admin panel", the general belief is that it's an obscure space where only the core team comes to check on some stats, or update some records. Avo

When one says "admin panel", the general belief is that it's an obscure space where only the core team comes to check on some stats, or update some records. Avo is more about building a real app with it. It's meant to be what the user sees when they interact with your app. You actually build your app with Avo. Avo becomes the app. When I talk to Rails developers and mention the words "admin panel", they automatically think about Active Admin, or administrate, which were great alternatives in the past, but nothing compared to Avo (apologies, sounds like I'm bragging, but I'm really not exaggerating). That's the reason I don't communicate that. I have a "Rails admin themed" page[0] where I speak more about the benefits as a Rails admin. https://avohq.io/rails-admin https://avohq.io/rails-admin