Does NoCodeBackend support: - An authenticated private_read / own_read_only policy?
Similar to the public RLS: - public_read - public_write - public_readwrite - public_scoped_read - public_scoped_write - public_scoped_readwrite
Is it possible to restrict private/authenticated users to read_only?
Thank you so much for your help on this!
Founder Team
Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 28, 2026
A: Hi, Currently we have below: Row Level Security (RLS): Controls who can access each table's data.
Private (default) — Only the logged-in admin who created the data can see it. Authentication required. Shared — All logged-in admins can see each other's data (useful for team features). Authentication still required. Public — Anyone on the internet can access the data without logging in, via...
Hi Riya, thank you for your reply! To make this super clear: It is currently not possible for authenticated users to access authenticated table with read only permission (immutable table) and with write permission on another table, right?
Q: Nocodebackend and Lovable Integration with Freeastroapi?
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I am building an app and I wanted to connect Lovable with Nocodebackend. In one answer to a question about Lovable, you said, "Our MCP server works on STDIO format which is used by top tier AI tools like Cursor, VS Code, Antigravity, Claude Code. Tools like Lovable only works with http type of MCP server which gives a server url. We are working on this as well and may have an http MCP...
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Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 22, 2026
A: Hello, Yes. We have implemented http type of MCP server which supports connecting with tools that accepts MCP connections using a url. Lovable and bolt uses http connection and hence can be integrated with NoCodeBackend.
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...
Founder Team
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
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Q: RLS Policies Inquiry
Hi Riya,
Does NoCodeBackend support:
- An authenticated private_read / own_read_only policy?
Similar to the public RLS:
- public_read
- public_write
- public_readwrite
- public_scoped_read
- public_scoped_write
- public_scoped_readwrite
Is it possible to restrict private/authenticated users to read_only?
Thank you so much for your help on this!
Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 28, 2026A: Hi,
Currently we have below:
Row Level Security (RLS): Controls who can access each table's data.
Private (default) — Only the logged-in admin who created the data can see it. Authentication required.
Shared — All logged-in admins can see each other's data (useful for team features). Authentication still required.
Public — Anyone on the internet can access the data without logging in, via...
Share NoCodeBackend
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Hi Riya, thank you for your reply! To make this super clear: It is currently not possible for authenticated users to access authenticated table with read only permission (immutable table) and with write permission on another table, right?
Hi,
Yes correct.
Q: Nocodebackend and Lovable Integration with Freeastroapi?
Hello,
I am building an app and I wanted to connect Lovable with Nocodebackend. In one answer to a question about Lovable, you said, "Our MCP server works on STDIO format which is used by top tier AI tools like Cursor, VS Code, Antigravity, Claude Code. Tools like Lovable only works with http type of MCP server which gives a server url. We are working on this as well and may have an http MCP...
Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 22, 2026A: Hello,
Yes. We have implemented http type of MCP server which supports connecting with tools that accepts MCP connections using a url. Lovable and bolt uses http connection and hence can be integrated with NoCodeBackend.
Regards
Riya
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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...
Share NoCodeBackend
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
Share NoCodeBackend