Lemonado 101

A data source in Lemonado refers to the origin of the data you use in your app. It's essentially the foundation that feeds information into your pages and widgets, allowing you to display and manipulate data within your app. Lemonado automates a lot of the complicated tasks of connecting the data and cleaning it.

You can upload data via CSV files or create data directly in Lemonado or use integrations including:

These integrations provide a flexible way to source data from different platforms, enabling you to build dynamic and interactive apps tailored to your specific needs.

A page in Lemonado acts very much like a tab in a spreadsheet. It's a main building block for your app, serving as a canvas where you can arrange different widgets. These widgets display data from your chosen data sources, like Google Sheets or Airtable, in specific ways to create a dynamic and interactive experience for your app's users. Essentially, a page is where you bring together all the components that make your app functional and visually appealing.

A widget in Lemonado is a component you use to display data on a page in a specific way. Think of widgets as the building blocks of a page, each designed to present your data visually and interactively. For instance, you can use a table widget to list data in rows and columns, an aggregate calculator to show summaries of your data like totals or averages, or a chart to visualize data trends. Widgets make it easy to tailor how information is displayed and interacted with in your app, enhancing the user experience.

In updates you can see invites to work spaces and see changes made to a workspace. Collaborating with more colleagues in your workspace enhances the usefulness of updates 🔔.

In Lemonado you're never really alone. Lenny is always there to assist you. He is essentially your co-pilot and can help you design apps, find your way around and even execute widgets and build applications for you.

Starting with a blank canvas can be daunting. If you want a head start, try a template.

It is easy to restrict or provide access to team members or external guests. When sharing externally you are able to time limit and password protect links.