How to get an AI review of your app
Ask Managed Agents for a second opinion on your app, then apply the fixes that matter most.
What you'll do
You'll ask Managed Agents — the AI departments that work on their own while you step away — for a fresh second opinion on your app. The AI Review looks over your work and flags issues and improvements, so you can fix the important things before you go live. This needs a Builder plan or higher.
Step 1 — Open the project you want checked
Sign in and open the app you'd like reviewed from My apps.
Make sure your latest changes are saved, so the review looks at the current version and not an old one.
Step 2 — Request the AI Review
Find the AI Review option for your project and start it. The AI Review is part of the Builder plan and up, so if you don't see it, check your plan first.
Give it a moment to work. You can keep using other parts of NoCodePro.AI while it looks things over, and you can close the tab and come back later.
Step 3 — Read what it raises
When the review is ready, read through the points it raises. It will call out possible problems and suggest improvements in plain language.
Each item is a suggestion, not an order. Some will matter a lot for your app, and some won't apply to what you're building.
Step 4 — Apply the fixes that matter
Pick the points that are worth acting on. For most changes, just ask your AI team in chat to make the fix, or adjust it yourself in the Visual Builder.
When you've made your changes, preview your app to confirm everything still looks and works the way you want.
Tips
- Asking your team about your app is free; a full review is a piece of work and uses Credit Tokens. The price is on the button before you press it.
- Treat the review as advice from a helpful teammate. You decide what to change.
- Run a fresh review after big edits, so you're always checking the current version.
- Start with anything flagged as important, then work down to the smaller suggestions.
What's next
Check your changes look right on phone and desktop in Preview your app.