Noya

Noya is an open platform that provides a modular ecosystem of collaborative apps designed for teams and individuals to create, iterate, and scale digital products efficiently. Unlike traditional monolithic tools, Noya operates as a connected workspace where different components—such as a page editor, whiteboard, drive, pattern library, action system, design tokens, pipeline, and web editor—work together seamlessly like an operating system. Users can write and structure text content within the page app, which supports rich formatting and hierarchical organization. The whiteboard enables freeform sketching, brainstorming, and diagramming with real-time collaboration, allowing multiple team members to edit and comment simultaneously with instant updates. The drive serves as a central file repository for storing and sharing assets, similar to a cloud drive but integrated with other apps. The pattern component helps users create reusable design patterns, while the action system automates repetitive tasks like filling tables or organizing assets through a built-in AI assistant. The design tokens module allows teams to define and manage design variables (colors, typography, spacing) consistently across projects. The pipeline tool visualizes workflows—such as content approval processes or development pipelines—using drag-and-drop logic. The web editor lets users design and publish websites directly from the platform with one-click publishing, turning drafts into live sites without external hosting. All these apps can embed files and data across each other; for example, a whiteboard can display a live design token table, and a page can include an embedded pipeline view. The platform is built for real-time collaboration with presence awareness, so every change is visible to all p