Knolo is a no-code AI workspace that builds assistants, agents and a website on your domain. Starts free with 20,000 credits. Read the full review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Knolo is a no-code AI operating system made by Klinzinger Software GmbH. It is designed to turn a business's knowledge into AI assistants, agents and automated workflows, and then publish the website customers actually see on the business's own domain.
The company frames the problem as three disconnected tools: a chat assistant that writes, an automation tool that moves data, and a website builder that displays results, with the owner acting as the glue. Knolo puts all three into one system that the user builds by talking to it.
The product is aimed at people who hold expertise and need to turn it into output, such as consultants, agencies, experts and small business owners. The company says the distance from idea to a working AI tool is about ten minutes, though that is its own claim.
A user describes what they want, for example a weekly newsletter about a city's culture scene with a signup page. The assistant asks a few questions and then creates the Minds, agents and site. In the sample shown, that means Minds such as Research Queue, Drafts and Subscribers, plus researcher, writer and sender agents.
The pieces feed each other. A visitor fills in a form on the site, a row lands in a Mind, an agent picks it up and follows up, and new content goes live. Because pages read from Minds, editing a row updates the live site with no redeploy.
Agents run manually, on a schedule, from another agent or from an assistant. Triggers can come from webhooks, cron schedules or document-change events. Agents run in parallel and in the background, so a user can close the tab while they finish.
The core building blocks are Minds, Assistants, Agents and Sites. Minds store documents, tables and any file type with built-in semantic retrieval. Assistants search them and call tools, and the platform lists more than 68 built-in tools covering knowledge, files, media and more.
Skills and Apps speed up setup. Skills include a Newsletter Monetization Engine, an Outreach & Qualification Engine, an AI-Native CMS, a Content Production Engine, a Knowledge Wiki, Brand Foundation Setup and a Trend & Competitor Digest. Apps such as Ad Studio, Competitor Intelligence and YouTube Toolkit bundle the assistants and agents for one job.
Developers and power users get sandboxes for Python and JavaScript, reusable scripts, a CMS REST API and MCP connectors for Cursor, Claude and ChatGPT. Agents can also publish to X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
Knolo is a no-code AI operating system from Klinzinger Software GmbH. It turns a business's knowledge into assistants, agents and automations, and publishes a website on the customer's own domain.
Every account starts with 20,000 free credits and no card. Building does not need a subscription, and the only recurring price is a Site Plan for sites a user publishes. The Site Plan price was not shown on the pages reviewed.
Knolo offers a free start with 20,000 credits and no credit card, which the site says is enough to build and run a first system. There is also a free demo workspace and free tools that let visitors try an App's capability without signing up.
No. Users describe what they want in plain language and the assistant creates the Minds, agents and site. Code can still run in isolated sandboxes if users want it, but it is not required.
Knolo connects to more than 3,000 apps through Pipedream, including Slack, Gmail, Notion, HubSpot, Stripe, Shopify, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Airtable, Mailchimp, WhatsApp and GitHub. It also accepts any MCP server.
The site states that API keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM under a KMS-wrapped key, injected at runtime and redacted from output and logs. Code runs in isolated cloud VMs, and knowledge, secrets and runs are scoped to each Space.
Yes, agents can send newsletters and publish to channels such as X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Sending agents can be set to run only when an item is marked Approved, so a human reviews before anything goes out.
The company positions it for consultants, agencies, experts and small businesses that want to turn their knowledge into AI tools and a live website without writing code.