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NocoAIby NocoDB

What do you want to build?

Describe it in plain words. NocoAI builds the base, tables, views and app while you watch.

Start with

Free to start, no credit card. You keep what it builds: a real NocoDB base you can edit, share and connect to.

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Running NocoDB today

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After you press Build it

You watch it get written.

No blank progress bar and no waiting room. NocoAI narrates every step as it designs your schema, creates the tables, adds the fields, sets up the views, then assembles the app on top.

Recorded buildHelp desk for support tickets with priorities, assignees and SLA due dates

Building your Help desk

Designing your data model…
SchemaTablesFieldsViewsApp
Tickets
Customers
Agents
SLA policies

Most builds finish in under two minutes.

Start from a shape you recognise

Every one of these is one sentence away.

These are prompts, not templates. Each one builds a real base with the tables and views listed on the card. Build it as it stands, or open it in the composer and describe your version.

CRM

Leads, deals and a pipeline board

LeadsContactsCompaniesDeals
GridKanbanDashboard

Help desk

Tickets with priorities and SLAs

TicketsCustomersAgentsSLA policies
GridKanbanOverdue

Project tracker

Tasks, owners and a kanban board

ProjectsTasksPeopleMilestones
KanbanTimelineGrid

Inventory tracker

Stock levels and low-stock alerts

ProductsSuppliersStock movesLocations
GridLow stockDashboard

Customer portal

Clients track their own orders

ClientsOrdersInvoicesShipments
PortalGridForm

Event planner

Schedule, venues and attendees

EventsAttendeesVenuesSessions
CalendarGridForm

Team directory

People, roles and reporting lines

PeopleDepartmentsRoles
GalleryOrg chartGrid

Applicant tracker

Candidates through every stage

CandidatesRolesInterviewsScorecards
KanbanGridForm
What you actually get

Working software, not a chat log.

NocoAI writes a real NocoDB base. That means six ways to look at the same records, permissions that hold, and an app your team can open on Monday without you in the room.

Grid

Spreadsheet rows and columns

Kanban

Drag cards across stages

Calendar

Date-driven records

Gallery

Visual cards with covers

Form

Collect data with a link

Map

Plot locations

Real tables, real relations

Typed fields, links between tables, formulas and rollups. Not a JSON blob with a chat window bolted on.

Dashboards and rollups

Charts and summaries over the data it just modelled, so the app arrives with its numbers already wired up.

Batteries included

Vibe coding hands you a repo. This hands you a running product.

Prompt a code generator and the real work starts when it stops. Stand up a database. Wire the login. Write the permission checks. Pick a host. Patch it forever. Here, that list arrives already ticked: every layer under your app was running before you typed.

You describe this

Your app

Tables, views, forms, dashboards and workflows, shaped by the sentence you wrote.

Already running underneath

  • Accounts

    App users, teams, invites and roles. SSO and SCIM the day a buyer's security team asks for them.

  • Permissions

    Row and field rules per role, enforced on the API as hard as on the screen.

  • Database

    Typed fields, relations, formulas, rollups, backups. A real one, on Postgres.

  • API and automation

    Typed REST on every table, plus webhooks, workflows and MCP so agents can use it too.

  • Hosting

    Live on a URL, monitored, patched and scaled without you opening a terminal.

In development

Build it on Saturday. Sell it on Monday.

Everything above adds up to something you can charge for. Your app already lives on a URL. It already knows who signed in and what they are allowed to see. Putting a price on it becomes a setting rather than a quarter of engineering.

  • Publish it

    List what you built so another team can install it into their own workspace and be using it the same afternoon.

  • Price it

    Charge for the app, or charge for what happens inside it. No checkout to write and no billing service to run.

  • Own it

    The app is yours, the customers are yours, the revenue is yours. Take the whole thing elsewhere whenever you like.

None of this ships yet. We are building it in the open, and what people tell us they want to sell decides the order we build it in.

Tell us what you would sell
After the build

AI wrote it. It didn't lock it.

Most AI app builders leave you with a black box you can only talk to. What NocoAI produces is an ordinary NocoDB base, so when it's 90% right, you finish the last 10% yourself in the interface, by hand, in a minute.

  • Open any table and change a field type, without asking the AI
  • Add a view, a filter or a formula by hand
  • Invite your team with the roles you already understand
  • Wire a webhook or a script when the built-in logic runs out
  • Keep chatting to refine it: the assistant stays docked beside your base
  • Export it, or move the whole thing to your own server
Start from what you already have

Your data stays yours, wherever it lives.

You don't have to move into NocoAI to build with it. Start from a blank prompt, a spreadsheet, or the production database you already trust.

Attach a spreadsheet

Drop in a CSV or Excel file. NocoAI models the field types and relationships instead of you mapping columns by hand.

Coming from Airtable?

Connect Postgres or MySQL

Point NocoAI at a database you already run. It builds the views, forms and app on top of your live tables. Your data never moves.

How connections work

Sync your other tools

Pull issues, tickets and records from Jira, GitHub, Zendesk and more into the same workspace, then build across all of it.

See integrations
For the people who'll extend it

Everything it builds is addressable.

An app your team can use is the point. An API your engineers can build on is what stops it becoming a dead end six months later.

REST API, generated

Every table gets typed endpoints the moment it exists. No API layer to write, no serialisers to maintain.

Webhooks on any change

Fire on a record created, a field changed or a form submitted, with a payload shaped the way the receiver wants it.

MCP for your agents

Your base speaks Model Context Protocol, so Claude and other agents can read and write it without a custom integration.

the Tickets table from the build above
curl https://app.nocodb.com/api/v2/tables/tickets/records \
  -H "xc-token: $NOCODB_TOKEN" \
  --data-urlencode "where=(Status,eq,Open)~and(SLA due,lt,now)"
Before IT asks

Built to survive a security review.

NocoDB already runs inside defence, finance, healthcare and publicly traded companies. The controls those buyers require are in the product, not on a roadmap.

See the enterprise detail
SSO
SAML 2.0, OIDC and OAuth. Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace, Keycloak, Auth0.
SCIM provisioning
Map IdP groups to teams. Access follows joiners and leavers automatically.
Row and field permissions
Scope records by role, team or user. Hide a salary column from everyone but HR.
Audit logs
Every change tracked: who, what, when. Answer "who deleted this?" in seconds.
Team hierarchy
Nest teams to match your org chart. Access flows down from leadership.
Open source underneath

NocoAI is the fast way in. NocoDB is the thing you own.

Everything NocoAI builds sits on NocoDB, the fair-code, open-source Airtable alternative: free forever for unlimited records and seats. If cloud ever stops suiting you, take the base and self-host it on your own hardware. That option is the point, not a loophole.

63K+
GitHub stars
20M+
Docker pulls
35,000+
Organisations
1,000+
Contributors

So, what do you want to build?

One sentence is enough to start. Free, no credit card, and the base it builds is yours to keep.