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Use cases

People with a craft, and the apprentice beside them.

Four crafts, one way of working: you lead, Nolë does the legwork, you check. The work stays yours.

These are example scenarios built on what the product does today, not customer testimonials.

Independent consultant

Getting to grips with a market in one sitting

A new client in fintech. Before the first workshop, you need to understand the Buy Now, Pay Later landscape in Europe: who the players are, how they make money, what regulation is coming.

BNPL in EuropeYoursNolë'sNNNNPDFRegulationBusiness modelsRisksN
  1. 1
    You

    You open a canvas and say it in one line: “I need to understand the BNPL landscape in Europe.”

    Nolë

    Nolë searches the web and sets down a node for each of the main players, with links to its sources.

    You check

    You glance at the list and drop the one that isn't relevant.

  2. 2
    You

    Meanwhile you lay out your own frame: Regulation, Business models, Risks. Three nodes, still empty.

    Nolë

    Nothing. Those are your nodes and the shape of your thinking.

  3. 3
    You

    One player stands out. You drop their latest annual report on the canvas and Alt-click it.

    Nolë

    Nolë reads the PDF and fills the player's node with the figures that matter.

    You check

    You open the report and check the numbers yourself.

  4. 4
    You

    You link players to your themes as patterns appear. Two of them share a model; one is exposed to a coming rule.

    Nolë

    Asked to, Nolë compares the business models across the nodes you've linked and writes it up in a table.

    You check

    You cut the columns you don't need. The table stays editable.

By the end, the canvas is the map of the market: your structure, the agent's research hung on it, every figure one click from its source. It's the basis of your deliverable, and you can explain every part of it, because you built it.

Other crafts

Same bench, different work.

Nolë does the reading, the searching and the first draft. At every step, the call is yours.

  • Medical science liaison

    Turning a new clinical study into a presentation for doctors.

    1. NReads the study PDF and pulls out the key figures and tables into a structured summary.

      You choose which figures make the cut.

    2. NSearches for related studies and current guidelines, and sets them down as context.

      You add the sources you trust.

    3. NDrafts the deck slide by slide in a document: titles, points, figures.

      You rewrite the wording in your own voice.

    Next time a similar study comes out, the canvas is already there to start from.

  • Packaging toxicologist

    Assessing whether a food packaging is safe, substance by substance.

    1. NLists the materials, additives and treatments from the composition you hand it.

      You correct and complete the list.

    2. NLooks each substance up on official sources and builds a table: substance, regulatory status, source link.

      You open the sources and verify.

    3. NDrafts the report in a document, in the sections your assessment requires.

      You edit and sign off the conclusions.

    Every status in the report points back to the source it came from.

  • Product designer or founder

    Going from a look at the competition to a prototype you can click.

    1. NGathers the competing products into a table you can sort and annotate.

      You mark what's worth keeping and what isn't.

    2. NWrites up the spec with you in a document, from the decisions on the canvas.

      You decide the scope.

    3. NBuilds a working prototype as an App node, connected to the spec it came from.

      You try it and point at what's wrong.

    Research, spec and prototype sit side by side, linked: anyone can see why it was built that way.

Bring a real project.

Nolënor is in open beta and free while we build it. Try it on the work you're doing this week, and tell us where it gets in the way.

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