Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.notis.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Building apps with Notis is in beta. The companion path is Build with your local code agent — same result, but you (or your local agent) write the code.
Start the wizard
- Open the Notis portal and click + Create app in the App Store (or the
+shortcut next to Store in the sidebar’s Customize section). - Pick a name and an optional starting point:
- Empty scaffold — a bare app you fill in from scratch.
- A scaffold from the catalog — e.g. notis-database, notis-notes, notis-random.
- Choose Notis as the builder.
- Click Open Notis chat to send your prompt to the assistant.
What happens behind the scenes
- Notis triages your request and routes it to the app-building agent.
- A sandbox session is created for you (one persistent sandbox per user, reused across conversation turns).
- The agent runs the Notis CLI inside the sandbox to scaffold the app, pick a starting point, fill in the config, build, verify, and deploy.
- Your app appears in the sidebar, ready to use.
Iterate conversationally
The same sandbox is reused across turns, so you can refine without losing context. Try things like:- “Add a priority field to the tasks database.”
- “Change the dashboard layout to show a table instead of cards.”
- “Add a route for analytics with a bar chart of deals per stage.”
- “Fix the bug where empty contacts crash the detail page.”
- “Make the cover image more product-y and update the screenshots.”
Switch between apps in the same conversation
You can keep working on different apps in the same chat. Notis remembers which app you’re editing and switches context automatically when you mention another one by name.When to switch to a local agent
Building with Notis is the fastest way to get from idea to installed app. Switch to the local-agent path when:- You want full control over the code, file structure, or testing.
- You’re integrating with a private library or workflow that lives only on your machine.
- You prefer to use your own coding assistant (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, etc.) and your own editor.
Publishing
Once you’re happy with your app, head to App Details (/apps/[appId]) to Publish it — to your team, or to the public App Store. See Publish an app.
Related
- Overview — what apps are.
- With your coding agent — the developer path.
- Publish — ship to team or public.
- Ship Apps — the local coding-agent path.

