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NoClick is a platform for building internal tools, UIs, AI agents, and automations. Describe what you want in plain language and the AI builder assembles it for you, or build it yourself on the visual node canvas.
An empty NoClick canvas with the Build something prompt, Interface and Workflow modes, and example prompts

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What you can build

  • Automations that run on a schedule, a webhook, a form submission, an inbound email, or an event in a connected app.
  • AI agents that use your integrations as tools, hold threaded conversations on Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, or email, and wake themselves up on a schedule.
  • Internal tools and apps with forms, tables, media, and custom React components, published to your own noclick.app subdomain.
  • MCP servers that expose a workflow’s tools to Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client.

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How building works

  1. Describe it. Tell the AI builder what you want. It adds the nodes, wires them, and fills in the configuration, asking you only when it needs an account or a value only you know.
  2. Refine it. Adjust anything on the canvas: pick operations, connect accounts, reference data between nodes, and test nodes one at a time.
  3. Run it. Trigger runs manually or automatically, then inspect every run in the logs with full replay.
  4. Share it. Publish an app, invite collaborators to edit live, or share the workflow as a template.

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Start here

Build your first workflow

Describe an automation in the chat and run it, in about 5 minutes.

Publish your first app

Turn a workflow into a web app and publish it to your own noclick.app subdomain.

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Explore

Features

The AI builder, the workflow editor, triggers, logic nodes, agents, and apps.

Integrations

Browse the ~60 services NoClick connects to and what each node can do.

MCP

Control NoClick from Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client, and host your own MCP servers.

SDK

Run workflows from your own code with the TypeScript and Python SDKs.

Tips & Tricks

Prompting guidance and troubleshooting for runs, webhooks, and credentials.

Changelog

What shipped, day by day.