AI agents for Softr
A Monmo agent works in Softr the way a no-code builder on your team would. It plans a client portal or internal tool, lays out pages and blocks on your Airtable, Google Sheets or Softr Databases data, sets which user groups see what, and tests the app signed in as each group. It asks before it publishes, invites users or changes your data.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Softr
Plan the app from your data
Point it at an Airtable base or a Google Sheets file and it maps the tables to pages: a list of projects, a detail page for each, a form for requests. You get the plan before anything is built.
AskPlan a client portal on our Projects base in Airtable: which pages, what each client sees, what they can edit.
Lay out pages and blocks
In its own browser it adds the list, table, chart and form blocks the plan calls for, links each to the right table and fields, and matches your logo and colours.
AskBuild the Projects page with a list filtered to the signed-in client's company, and a detail page for each project.
Set user groups and visibility
It writes down who should see what, then sets user groups, page permissions and block visibility to match, such as clients seeing only the records linked to their own account.
AskMake sure clients only see their own invoices and staff see everything. Show me the rules before you save.
Test it as each user group
Before launch it signs in as a test user from each group, opens every page and tries each form, then lists anything someone could see or do that they should not.
AskTest the portal as a client and as a staff member, and tell me anything a client can see that they shouldn't.
Invite users in one batch
From a spreadsheet of client contacts it prepares the user list with names, emails and groups, and drafts the welcome email. Inviting them asks first, and one card covers the whole batch.
AskInvite the 24 clients in this sheet to the portal as the Client group. Show me the list and the welcome email first.
Follow up on portal requests
Change requests from the portal land in your data source. Every morning the agent reads the new ones, posts a summary in Slack and drafts a reply to each client in Gmail for you to send.
AskEvery morning at 9, summarise new portal requests in Slack and draft a reply to each client.
Keep the app in step with the data
When a field is renamed or a table added in Airtable, it finds the blocks and filters that depend on it, lists what broke and prepares the fixes for your approval.
AskWe renamed Status to Stage in Airtable. Find every Softr block that used it and fix them after I check.
How it connects
- 1You connect your own Softr account once, by signing in or with an API key from your Softr settings. Data sources stay connected as they are inside Softr, and building in a workspace you do not own needs its owner to add you first.
- 2You choose which agents may use Softr. An operations or web developer agent that builds tools needs it; a support agent may only need the portal's data source.
- 3Planning, testing and reading pages need no approval. Publishing the app, changing permissions, inviting or removing users and editing records in the data source each ask first.
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Watch it work
A sample replay with example data, sped up. Pause it, scrub through it, or take the mouse yourself. This sample shows a similar job in other tools; Softr is not on screen.
On screen
MonstarX
Pick a job. Watch it get done.
- Why
- Put the launch page live.
- Where
- MonstarX · project ridge-launch
- What to expect
- The page becomes public at this address. You can unpublish it at any time.
Your team. Connected to everything.
Hot till the summit.
A 500 ml bottle built for the long way up.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent build a Softr app for me?
Yes. A Monmo AI agent turns your brief and your data into a plan, then builds the pages and blocks in its own browser, sets user groups and tests the app as each one. You see a preview before launch, and publishing waits for your approval. You can take the mouse whenever you want to adjust a block yourself.
Can it check that clients only see their own data in Softr?
Yes, and it is one of the most useful checks before launch. The agent signs in as a test user from each group, opens every page and list, and reports any record or action that leaks across groups. It proposes the rule changes and saves them only after you approve.
Does the agent change records in our Airtable base?
Only when you allow it. Reading the base to plan pages and test filters needs no approval. Adding, editing or deleting records, whether in Airtable, Google Sheets or Softr Databases, shows a card first with each change listed, and one card can cover a batch.
What kind of Softr apps suit an agent best?
Client portals, internal tools and simple directories, where the data already lives in a table and the work is pages, filters and permissions. The agent handles the build and the testing. Decisions about what clients are promised, what they pay and who gets access stay with you; it prepares the options and asks.