Hi, I’m based in the EU and I’m considering using NoCodeBackend for a production project that may store personal data from users/clients.
Could you please clarify:
1. Where is customer data stored and processed? 2. Is EU-only data residency available? 3. Do you provide a GDPR Article 28 DPA? 4. Do you use subprocessors? Is there a public list with their locations? 5. Are international transfers...
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Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 19, 2026
A: Thanks for the thoughtful questions — these are all very important considerations for any EU production deployment handling personal data.
Here are the details regarding NoCodeBackend’s GDPR and data protection approach:
1. Customer data is stored and processed using secure cloud infrastructure providers and services operated by trusted subprocessors.
How should I interpret the number of databases? If I have 15 databases, can I set up 15 logins in my apps? In other words, is 15 apps the limit, since each app requires its own database?
Founder Team
Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 17, 2026
A: Hi, Conceptually, yes. A proper application would have one dedicated database for it. So you consume 1 database for your app. Thanks
You can create databases as per your appsumo plan. Plan 1 gives you 3 databases Plan 2 gives you 15 databases Plan 3 gives you 50 databases Plan 4 gives you 100 databases Plan 5 gives you 250 databases
Tier 3 user here — currently building a federated time-banking app in Python/Flask and would migrate the data layer to NoCodeBackend immediately if there were an official Python SDK. FastAPI and FastHTML would be the two priority targets (FastHTML especially is gaining traction for hypermedia apps where devs want to stay in Python end-to-end). Any roadmap on this? Happy to be an early tester.
Q: GDPR compliance for EU production use
Hi, I’m based in the EU and I’m considering using NoCodeBackend for a production project that may store personal data from users/clients.
Could you please clarify:
1. Where is customer data stored and processed?
2. Is EU-only data residency available?
3. Do you provide a GDPR Article 28 DPA?
4. Do you use subprocessors? Is there a public list with their locations?
5. Are international transfers...
Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 19, 2026A: Thanks for the thoughtful questions — these are all very important considerations for any EU production deployment handling personal data.
Here are the details regarding NoCodeBackend’s GDPR and data protection approach:
1. Customer data is stored and processed using secure cloud infrastructure providers and services operated by trusted subprocessors.
2. At this time, EU-only data residency...
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Q: Databases
How should I interpret the number of databases? If I have 15 databases, can I set up 15 logins in my apps? In other words, is 15 apps the limit, since each app requires its own database?
Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 17, 2026A: Hi,
Conceptually, yes. A proper application would have one dedicated database for it. So you consume 1 database for your app.
Thanks
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Q: can i create Unlimited apps?
is this allowed me to create unlimited apps?
Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 17, 2026A: Hello,
You can create databases as per your appsumo plan.
Plan 1 gives you 3 databases
Plan 2 gives you 15 databases
Plan 3 gives you 50 databases
Plan 4 gives you 100 databases
Plan 5 gives you 250 databases
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Q: Status?
Is there an active outage? Asking because every read on my instance is 503ing, and there's no status page to check.
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We have added exponential back-off to our app, which can help with 503 in some cases.
Q: Something for the Python community?
Tier 3 user here — currently building a federated time-banking app in Python/Flask and would migrate the data layer to NoCodeBackend immediately if there were an official Python SDK. FastAPI and FastHTML would be the two priority targets (FastHTML especially is gaining traction for hypermedia apps where devs want to stay in Python end-to-end). Any roadmap on this? Happy to be an early tester.
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