Oncology researcher built 8 apps on Biscuit but didn't know how to share a Meet screen
blixt · x · 2026-09-25
A Biscuit team member shared that a user who built and deployed 8 apps on the platform for their oncology research team asked how to share their screen on Google Meet. The detail illustrates how natural-language app builders now let domain experts with no traditional computer skills ship working internal tools — the researcher isn't a technical user, yet can create software their team uses daily.
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