🤖Nola - AI Assistant
Meet Nola, your AI assistant for building powerful Noloco apps faster
Nola is your intelligent AI assistant designed to help you build and customize your Noloco apps with ease. Think of Nola as your expert sidekick—ready to help you add tables, generate data, create relationships, customize your interface, build workflows, and even publish your app.
What is Nola?
Nola is an AI-powered assistant that understands the Noloco platform inside and out. Instead of manually clicking through menus and configuring settings, you can simply tell Nola what you want to accomplish, and she'll help you get it done.
Whether you're:
Setting up your first app
Adding complex data relationships
Building automated workflows
Customizing your app's interface
Or preparing to publish
Nola can guide you through the process or even do the work for you.
Who can use Nola?
Nola is available to users on the following plans:
Free (with potential daily message limits during beta)
Starter
Pro
Business
Nola is not available on some legacy plans. If you're on a legacy plan and want access to Nola, consider upgrading to one of our current plans.
Why use Nola?
Save Time
Instead of searching through documentation or figuring out where settings are located, simply ask Nola. She can perform tasks in seconds that might otherwise take minutes of clicking and configuring.
Learn as You Build
Nola doesn't just do the work—she helps you understand what's happening. Use Nola to learn Noloco's features while building your app.
Get Unstuck
Hit a roadblock? Not sure how to implement a specific feature? Nola can suggest solutions and walk you through implementation.
Build Faster
From generating sample data to creating complex workflows, Nola accelerates every stage of your app development process.
Getting Started
Ready to start working with Nola? Check out these guides to learn more:
Getting Started with NolaWhat Nola Can DoTips and Best PracticesNola FAQVideo Overview
Pro Tip: The more specific you are with your requests to Nola, the better results you'll get. Instead of "add a table," try "create a Projects table with fields for name, description, due date, status, and assigned team member."
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