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Perspectives on AI, app development, and the workflows that run a business — from the team building Nanon.io

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No-Code

What Is Alvis? You’re the Builder. AI Is Your Partner.

Alvis is a no-code platform for business applications: describe what you need and Alvis builds it, with every part laid out visually so you can see how it works. Here’s what it is, how it works, and who it’s for.

Ryan5 min read
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App Development

The Future of App Development with AI

AI can now build an app from a sentence. The real question is what happens on day two — when the app needs to change, stay secure, and keep your data safe. Here is how app development is changing, and what will matter most.

Ryan6 min read
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Workflows

Business Workflows in 2026 and Beyond

Most business processes still run on spreadsheets, paper and 'pa-follow up' messages. Here are the workflow shifts that will matter most from 2026 onward — and a practical way to start.

Ryan7 min read
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No-Code

From Spreadsheet to App: Moving One Process Out of Excel

The spreadsheet that ran your business for years is quietly costing you. Here is how to lift one process out of Excel — without a big migration, and without losing the thing that made the spreadsheet work.

Ryan5 min read
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AI Recruitment

Hiring at the Speed of AI: Rethinking Recruitment

The best candidates are gone in days, yet most hiring still runs on manual data entry and inboxes. Here is where AI genuinely helps a recruiter — and where a person still has to decide.

Ryan5 min read
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AI Marketing

Marketing That Runs Itself (With You in Charge)

Consistency is what most small businesses lose first when things get busy. An AI marketing partner keeps the calendar moving and the brand steady — as long as a human still holds the approval.

Ryan4 min read