Introduction to Amazon Honeycode

Explore how Honeycode uses three core components—tables, builder, and automations—to store data, design screens, and automate tasks, notifications, and guided screen flows.

Explore honeycode by signing up, then navigate the home screen—my drive—with workbooks and apps, and learn how teams share apps and code across phone and website.

Discover the three workbook types in Honeycode: import a csv file to upload existing data, use templates to start with pre-built apps, or start from scratch to customize everything.

Learn how an Amazon Honeycode app lets an employee submit a vacation request, choose name and dates, and have a manager approve or reject it, with history and custom notifications.

Create and link two Honeycode tables—the status table and the vacation days table—and define columns for employees, start, end, status, and description to drive the app.

Learn to create a vacation request screen in Amazon Honeycode that collects employee name, dates, and description, with submit automation that adds a pending status to the vacation days table.

Create the manager’s pending requests screen by filtering the vacation days table to show pending items, ordered by start date, with approve and reject buttons updating status.

Build the history screen in Honeycode builder by pulling data from the vacation days table, displaying all records with status, dates, and descriptions, then copy the setup to other apps.

Finish the app by adding automations: notify the manager on new requests, navigate to the history screen, and email the employee when a request is approved or denied.

Add people to your team, invite them by email, and assign member or admin roles, then share apps with the team using the honeycomb icon and update permissions to editors.

Explore how Honey Code is a no-code app builder that lets teams create data-driven apps with tables, builder, and automations, accessible on laptop, web, or mobile, with shared apps.