Netlify

Connect Netlify to Noah so you can deploy your web app directly from the DApp Publish flow.

Netlify integration lets Noah deploy your DApp’s frontend to a Netlify site with a few clicks. Once connected, you can use the DApp Publish flow to build and publish your app without managing deploy keys or CI yourself.

Connect Netlify to Noah

You connect Netlify from Settings → Integration.

1. Open Settings and go to Integration

   In Noah, click your profile name in the top-left and choose Settings. In the Settings dialog, select the Integration tab on the left.

   
2. Start the Netlify connection

   In the Integrations list, find Netlify and click Connect.

   A Connect with Netlify dialog opens with a summary of what the integration does. Click Connect to continue.

   
3. Authorize Noah AI in Netlify

   A Netlify Authorize Application page opens in your browser.

   • Review the permissions Netlify shows for the app

   • Click Authorize to grant Noah AI access to create and manage your Netlify site

     
4. Confirm the connection in Noah

   After authorizing, you are redirected back to Noah. A confirmation dialog shows Netlify Linked Successfully.

   

After Netlify is connected, Noah can create and update a Netlify site for your DApp. Use the DApp Publish flow to deploy your frontend.

Next steps

• Open your DApp project in Noah and use Publish → Web App to deploy to Netlify
• Use Redeploy from the DApp Publish modal whenever you ship UI changes
• Manage advanced site settings (custom domains, redirects, etc.) from the Netlify dashboard

FAQ

What happens if I click Deny on the Netlify screen?

If you click Deny on the Netlify authorization page, the connection will not be created. Return to Settings → Integration, click Connect on Netlify again, and this time choose Authorize in Netlify.

The Netlify authorization window did not open. What should I do?

Check if your browser blocked pop-ups or if a new tab opened in the background. If you still do not see the Netlify page, try clicking Connect again or use a different browser.

Can I disconnect Netlify later?

Yes. From Settings → Integration, find Netlify and click Disconnect. This removes Noah’s access but does not delete your existing Netlify site.