In a typical Android project, getting from database to UI looks like this:

1. Define your @Entity
2. Create a @Dao
3. Configure the @Database
4. Set up a Repository
5. Create a ViewModel
6. Connect everything to the Compose UI
7. Handle migrations, DI, errors…

🔧 All that — just to make a simple form for editing a table.

💰 What do “big players” offer?

Platforms like SAP, Oracle APEX, or Salesforce (and other low-code/ERP solutions):

• Let you define tables visually or declaratively
• Automatically generate UIs for editing records
• Include built-in business logic features

But:

❌ They lock you into their own ecosystem

❌ Require learning a custom language or DSL

❌ Offer limited UI flexibility

❌ Are often expensive