Most Airflow problems don’t start in production.
They start inside a large DAG file.
One duplicate task_id.
One broken dependency.
One missing retry policy.
One sensor waiting forever.
One TaskGroup that becomes hard to understand after a few refactors.
That is why I built Airflow DAG Studio.
A modern visual workspace for Apache Airflow DAGs.
With Airflow DAG Studio, you can:
- Build DAGs using drag-and-drop
- Configure tasks visually
- Create and manage TaskGroups
- Validate DAG structure before deployment
- Preview generated Python code
- Export production-ready Airflow DAG files
- Start from workflow templates
- Use command palette and dark mode
The goal is simple:
From large Python DAG files to one clean visual workflow canvas.
Tech stack:
- React
- TypeScript
- Vite
- React Flow
- Zustand
- Monaco Editor
- Lucide React
Try it here:
👉 https://airflow.datainteg.io
I’d love feedback from data engineers, Airflow users, platform engineers, and open-source contributors.
What should I improve next?
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