> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ninox.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ninox.com/builder-hub/readme.md). # Builder Hub Find the guides you need to design, organize, and scale Ninox apps. Builder Hub brings together the chapters you need to build, organize, and scale Ninox apps. Use it to set up your app, structure data, visualize records, and manage access. ### **Ninox AI**


Ninox AI Use Ninox AI to create apps faster, refine structure changes, and get help while you build.	Ninox AI

### **Design your app**


Create and manage apps Start a new app and configure its settings.	Create and manage apps
Create and manage tables Define the tables that hold your app's records.	Create and manage tables
Add and edit data fields Shape each table with the right data fields.	Add and edit data fields in your tables
Import and export data Move data between Ninox and spreadsheet files with import and export workflows.	Import and export data

### **Visualize and organize your data**


Customize your tables Customize columns and organize records wherever tables appear.	Customize your tables
Work with views Create views to organize, filter, and focus the records users see.	Work with views
Create and customize pages Create pages to build dashboards, structure information, and guide users through your app.	Create and customize pages
Create and adjust print layouts Create print layouts to visualize data and generate PDF files.	Create and adjust print layouts

### **Manage your organization and workspace**


Manage your organization Manage settings, access, subscriptions, and workspaces at the organization level.	Manage your organization
Organize your workspace Manage settings, access, API keys, and email connections for one workspace.	Organize your workspace
Backup and restore your data Restore a workspace from a saved point in time and understand how backup retention works.	Backup and restore your data

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