The days of spending weeks coding business databases are numbered. Ragic, a no-code database builder that allows its users to build their own systems according to their own workflow with a quick and intuitive spreadsheet-like interface, today announced the launch of Ragic AI, lowering the barrier to building sophisticated business systems.
For years, Ragic has successfully offered its spreadsheet-style interface to empower non-technical teams – many of which are small to mid-sized businesses as well as enterprises looking to empower innovation, to design their very own databases.
However, to help “citizen developers” get over the hurdle, founder and CEO Jeff Kuo has created Ragic AI. “We have found that sometimes, while our learning curve is better than most complex database builders, it’s still intimidating for many new users. When people first encounter Ragic, they often struggle with the idea of building an application entirely from scratch. The hardest step is simply getting started. So this solution really helps people to get started,” said Kuo.
Latest research indicates that 41% of organizations now run citizen development programs, with 79% launching apps in their first year; AI integration is the top low-code app type allowed for these users. Amid developer shortages, this empowers business teams to innovate without IT bottlenecks or the cost of expensive licenses.
“Today’s business owners want customizable database solutions that are cost-effective, intuitive, reliable, and scalable,” said Kuo. “By harnessing AI, we put development in the hands of the managers who understand their operational needs but may not have coding experience, allowing them to build their own processes with the aid of an AI teammate. Ragic AI gives non-technical personnel a platform to design complex processes that can grow with their business. Now our customers can get a basic scaffold of their application, without learning a new tool.”
Ragic’s AI-driven database creation has helped clients like Do It Best (managing 3000+ stores) and Taipei City Government cut $200K–$2M in IT/development costs—now with voice-like AI, one user built a COVID task system in 3 days, proving ROI in under 6 months.
Now Ragic is taking its intuitive solution even further.
Ragic’s new AI strategy is inherent in its natural language app generation. Instead of staring at a blank interface, users can now describe (in plain English) the kind of system they want. The AI then sets up and stages a fully functional, production-ready application. This feature gives users something concrete to build on within minutes.
This approach aims to bridge the gap between an idea and a working system.
In effect, Ragic’s new AI features are helping users interacting with data feel more like they are delegating work to a team.
Ragic AI runs on Gemini 2.5 Pro, chosen for its speed and responsiveness. These two factors are critical to making users’ natural language interactions feel seamless.
Ragic isn’t just adding AI for novelty. It’s integrating it directly into the core workflow of how businesses build, use, and interact with their systems.
“We designed Ragic AI to build real systems for real businesses,” said Kuo. “Users never have to feel intimidated or lost. Ragic AI delivers complete, production-ready applications, making enterprise database creation available to everyone.”
Ragic is a no-code database builder that allows its users to build their own system according to their own workflow with a spreadsheet-like interface that is as quick and as intuitive, capable of building small contact management systems to fully fledged ERP systems. Their vision is to empower every staff member, even those without a programming background, who best understand their day-to-day operations, to build a system tailored exactly to their needs. And their mission is to simplify data management by providing an intuitive spreadsheet-style interface that transforms into a robust database system, enabling teams to create, customize, and scale their workflows with ease. Ragic AI is a giant step forward in realizing Ragic’s mission to allow anyone, regardless of their coding or technical experience and expertise, to build sophisticated databases.
