I think it requires a lot more UI components, more flexible layouts, and customization options to be able to build something externally facing. Building for end-users, especially on the consumer side, tends to require a lot of flexibility on all 3 aspects. Our product could handle it, but the resulting apps will feel quite limited.
For example, one of the limitations is that we have a highly opinionated app layout, with a data (table view) on the left, and a sidebar on the right to perform actions. Only a small fraction of all external apps have this layout (e.g. database lookup tools, CRMs, data editing tools) but on the other hand, almost all internal apps look this way.
For example, one of the limitations is that we have a highly opinionated app layout, with a data (table view) on the left, and a sidebar on the right to perform actions. Only a small fraction of all external apps have this layout (e.g. database lookup tools, CRMs, data editing tools) but on the other hand, almost all internal apps look this way.