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# Data Editor

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Available in v3.1.1
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The **Data Editor** enables users to design, view, and modify the data structure of their application in a simple, intuitive way. Instead of working directly with database schemas, users can describe their desired data model using natural language. The system interprets these descriptions to create or update entities, fields, relationships, and tables that define how information is stored and connected within the app.

Every change made in the Data Editor is reflected immediately in the underlying code, maintaining **one-to-one synchronization** between human-readable descriptions and the actual data definitions used by the system. This synchronization ensures that data models remain accurate, consistent, and aligned with the overall logic of the application.

For example, users can easily create a new entity such as “Customer,” specify its attributes (name, email, purchase history), and define relationships to other entities like “Orders” or “Products.” The system then generates the appropriate backend structures automatically.

By combining clarity and automation, the Data Editor gives both technical and non-technical users a complete understanding of how their app’s data operates, while removing the complexity of manual database management or code editing.


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