Can it open my .accdb file?
No. Export each table to Excel from Access and import it into the app.
Describe the tables, forms and reports of your Access database, and Ningal writes a Windows program that does the same job. Export your tables from Access to Excel, import them into the new app, and nobody needs Access installed any more.
Many Access databases were built years ago by someone who is no longer around. They need Access on every computer, they get harder to change, and few people still know how they work.
This example replaces a typical customers and orders database:
Customers & Orders
Customers, products and orders with order lines, searchable forms, sales reports by customer, product and month in PDF and Excel, and Access tables imported through Excel.
See the example, its full prompt and download it for freeThe app cannot open .accdb or .mdb files directly: the data moves through Excel.
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In your Dashboard, click Create New Application, give the app a name and describe in your own words what it should do.
Click Generate Application. The AI writes the app, checks it and shows it in the preview, usually within one to a few minutes.
The finished app opens in the preview. Use it as you would the real one: click its buttons, fill in its forms, go through its screens.
Under Modifications, describe what you want changed and click Apply Modification. The preview updates with the new version.
When you like it, click Download Windows or Download Linux at the top. Your app is prepared in a few seconds and the download starts by itself.
Extract the ZIP into any folder and double-click the app. There is nothing to install.
Change your app whenever you like. When the version you downloaded is behind, the editor and the Dashboard tell you to download it again.
Describe the same tables and fields your Access database has, the forms and reports people use every day, and ask the app to keep each record's Access ID so orders stay linked to their customers and products.
Read the full guideNo. Export each table to Excel from Access and import it into the app.
No, the app runs on its own.
They are not copied: you describe them, and the app makes its own forms and reports that do the same.
No. You describe what the app does in your own words, in any language, and Ningal writes and packages the program.
Yes. Describe the change in the editor, download it again and copy the new files over the old ones in the app's folder. Your data is in that folder, so it stays.
The free plan is enough to build and download your first app. Paid plans give you more apps and more AI usage each month.