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Notis Apps are in beta. See Build and Ship Apps for the local coding-agent path.
A Notis App is the top-level packaging unit inside Notis. Think of it as a mini-product that lives in your workspace: it has a name, an icon, its own pages in the sidebar, its own databases, and — when you want it to — its own automations and skills. You can:
  • Install apps from the App Store with one click.
  • Build your own apps, either by chatting with Notis or by coding them with your favorite local agent.
  • Publish what you built to your team or to the public App Store.

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What an app contains

An app is a single bundle that can include:
  • A UI — a small Vite + React app that renders inside the Notis Portal sidebar.
  • Databases — first-class data stores the app owns (tasks, notes, contacts, deals…).
  • Routes — the pages and sub-views you see in the sidebar.
  • Automations — workflows the app sets up for you when installed.
  • Skills — instructions and prompts the app brings along.
  • Listing metadata — cover image, screenshots, tagline, category, version notes.
Apps are versioned: every deploy bumps the version, and the App Store always serves a specific published version.

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Where apps live

  • App Store (/store) — browse and install apps, public or shared with your team.
  • Your sidebar — installed apps appear under Apps in the sidebar, with their own routes and sub-pages.
  • App Details (/apps/[appId]) — cover, resources (views, databases, automations, skills), visibility settings, publish controls.

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Visibility

Every app you create has a visibility setting on its App Details page:
VisibilityWho can install it
PersonalOnly you.
TeamMembers of your Notis team.
PublicAnyone with a Notis account, after the listing is approved.
You can change visibility at any time from App Details → Visibility.

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Two ways to build an app

There’s one entry point — the + Create app button in the App Store or the + shortcut next to Store in the sidebar’s Customize section — and two paths from there:
  1. Build with Notis — describe what you want in chat, and Notis builds it for you in a sandbox.
  2. Build with your local code agent — you, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or another agent write the code locally.
Both paths produce the exact same artifact and install into your workspace the same way.

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Installing apps from the store

See Install apps from the store for browsing, installing, resetting, and uninstalling.

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Publishing apps you built

See Publish an app for the publish-to-team and publish-to-public flows.