About Avonni

Building the Salesforce UI layer since 2017

We make the components Salesforce teams build their interfaces with: on Lightning pages, in Screen Flows, on Experience sites, in their own code, and now through their AI assistants. Everything installs from AppExchange and runs inside your org.

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2017
Founded
500+
Salesforce customers
45+
AppExchange reviews, all five stars
3
AppExchange listings, each security reviewed
Our conviction

Great Salesforce UI shouldn't be a rebuild every time.

Every team on the platform hits the same wall, and most solve it the same way: from scratch, again. We think that's the wrong default. An interface that's hard to build once shouldn't be rebuilt on every project, in every org, by every admin and developer who comes after. That belief is why Avonni exists.

Since 2017

Nine years on one problem

Every date on this page comes from our AppExchange listings and our public release notes.

2017

Avonni is founded

One conviction from day one: the interface work Salesforce teams keep rebuilding deserves to be solved once, and solved properly.

January 2023

Flow Screen Components go live on AppExchange

Our first package passes Salesforce's security review and lists on AppExchange the same day.

✓ Security review passed
February 2023

The first review: five stars

Craig Ashton-Chalmers reviews the package on AppExchange. Every review since has given five stars too.

★★★★★
May 2025

Dynamic Components launch

No-code components for Lightning pages. Security review passed in February, live on AppExchange in May.

September 2025

Experience Components launch

Components for Lightning pages and Experience sites. Security review passed in July, live on AppExchange in September.

2026

Agent Skills

AI assistants start building with real Avonni components, through the Avonni MCP server and a public skills repository.

2026

Still shipping

Six releases between May and August 2026, each with public release notes.

May 14May 22Jun 15Jul 10Aug 12Aug 28
In production

What teams say after they ship

45+ reviews across our three AppExchange listings since February 2023, and not one below five stars.

5.0
Every review, five stars45+ published reviews on three AppExchange listings
Source: AppExchange, September 2026
February 2023, first reviewAugust 2026, latest

Each star is one published review, in the order it was posted. Hover a star for the reviewer and the month.

Security reviewed, listing by listing

Each of our AppExchange listings passed Salesforce's security review before it went live. In Setup, every Avonni package shows the same status: AppExchange Ready, Passed.

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Salesforce Setup, Installed Packages: the AppExchange Ready column reads Passed for each Avonni package
★★★★★

"It's rare you come across a truly game changing tool set when working with Salesforce. Avonni has been my number 1 tool in achieving a beautiful system with the users experience as the number 1 priority."

Craig Ashton-Chalmers
Linklaters

Our first AppExchange reviewer, in February 2023, and back with a second review in May 2025.

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What drives us

What we hold to, and how to check it

Native to Salesforce

Our components install as managed packages from AppExchange and run inside your org.

Proof

Every listing passed Salesforce's security review.

See how we handle security →
Independent by choice

We answer to the people who use the product, not to anyone else's roadmap.

Proof

Our Shipped Ideas page lists what users asked for, and the date it shipped.

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In it for the long run

We build to last and support what we ship, release after release.

Proof

Six releases between May and August 2026, each with public notes.

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Serious about the craft

We own the product end to end, so teams can standardize on it and trust it years from now.

Proof

Five stars in every AppExchange review since 2023.

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Built for what's next

The way software gets built is changing. We're ready.

AI is rewriting how teams design and build on Salesforce, and the interface layer sits right at the center of that shift.

We see it as an accelerant, not a threat. The discipline that makes our components dependable for people makes them dependable for AI: real, documented behavior an assistant can build on. That's why we built Agent Skills and the Avonni MCP server, so teams on Avonni stay ahead of the curve.

See how Agent Skills work →

Let's build what's next

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