i have experienced @ another no-code app, thunkable. like there were some kind of variables. one of those is called ‘stored variable’. which is value stored in their device. not in cloud.
i want use that kind of value. so my users can use the name. they just named it once, after that they always use my app (without login procedure)
You can make use of the default “User” data type to store and access information that is unique to the user that is currently viewing your app. You can add whatever fields you want to store data that can be accessed by the current session user, like name or address or whatever.
You can then access that information using the “Current User” expression.
This will retrieve data for the specific user that is using your app. This also works without a user having to sign up. The data will still be created for someone who has not officially signed up, though that data may only be temporary if the cookie data is cleared for the user.
