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Apps

Build custom branded interfaces on your agents, data, and workflows

Apps let you build custom, branded interfaces on top of your agents, data tables, and workflows — internal tools, customer portals, dashboards, and forms-driven applications — without writing frontend code.

What is an App?

An App is a multi-page interface composed of components (tables, charts, forms, stat cards, buttons, text) bound to your platform data and actions. You design it in the visual App Builder, then publish it for your team or embed it for customers.

Core Concepts

  • Pages — an App has one or more pages, each with its own layout.
  • Components — drag-and-drop building blocks: data tables, stat cards, charts, forms, buttons, and rich text.
  • Data binding — components read from your Data Tables (and other tenant resources), so an App is a live view of your data.
  • Actions — buttons and forms can trigger agents, workflows, or record operations (create/update/delete).
  • Theming — match your brand with colors, logo, and layout options.

Building an App

  1. Open Apps from the sidebar and start from a template or a blank App.
  2. On Step 3 — Configure, wire the App's tenant resources (the data table(s) it reads from) so stat cards, tables, and charts resolve to real data at creation time.
  3. Add pages and drop components onto each; bind each component to a data source.
  4. Add actions (buttons/forms) that run agents or workflows.
  5. Publish the App, or embed it where you need it.

Templates

The App Builder leads with a template gallery so you can start from a working, outcome-focused App (a support desk, an inventory view, a request intake) and customize it, rather than starting from a blank canvas.

Use Cases

  • Internal tools — a lightweight admin over a Data Table, with agent-powered actions.
  • Customer portals — a branded self-service surface backed by your agents.
  • Dashboards — stat cards and charts over your operational data.
  • Intake apps — forms that feed a workflow or agent and store results in a table.

Related

  • Data Tables — the data your App reads and writes.
  • AI Agents — the intelligence behind App actions.
  • Workflows — automations an App can trigger.