Solutions · Your App Cloud
What will you
bring to life?
Create apps people use and agents that move work forward. Explore what you can build in Your App Cloud.
Experiences people return to
Build apps.
A studio for your ideas. A place for your customers. A workspace that fits your work.
Creative apps
Build a studio for images and video. Bring media models, project files, and a useful creative experience together in your app cloud.
Voice apps
Create experiences that speak, listen, and respond. Connect voice models with language, useful context, and the app around the conversation.
Knowledge apps
Build experiences that help people understand their material. Bring language, vision, and structured data together with the documents behind the work.
Customer apps
Build portals, booking experiences, and customer workspaces around your service. Keep account information, files, and conversations connected.
Workspaces & dashboards
Bring records, files, and next steps together. Create internal tools and dashboards that fit the way your team works and the decisions people need to make.
Websites
Create a website for your work, business, or next project. Bring clear content, useful media, and a way to hear from visitors together in your app cloud.
Goals with somewhere to go
Run agents.
Give an agent a task, relevant context, and the actions it can use. Keep the work connected to your app cloud.
01 · Agent
Research agents
Give an agent one question and the sources you choose. Have it draft a brief that cites a passage for each finding, marks its inferences, and lists open questions.
Write the question the way the person deciding will read it, and note the decision and its date. Then list what the answer must cover, such as demand, volunteers, building hours and transit for a new evening distribution, and what is out of scope.
Explore this agent02 · Agent
Support agents
Answer repeat support questions inside your customer portal, using your policies and each customer's own order details. Send anything the agent shouldn't decide to a person, with the conversation attached.
Sort recent support emails into three piles: answered from a policy, answered from the customer's own order, and handled by a person. Refunds, damaged deliveries, billing disputes and cancellations go in the third pile. The first two become the agent's scope.
Explore this agent03 · Agent
Workflow agents
For work that needs reading and judgment at each step. Give the agent a short list of actions, mark the ones a person approves, and follow its work in a step log.
Tell Studio when a change request counts as done. Done means matched to a store and order, written up as a proposed amendment, turned into a packing task and answered with a draft reply. A hand-off to you with a written reason also counts.
Explore this agentAn app. An agent. Shared context.
Better together.
A customer opens your portal with a question about a project. Their documents and requests already have a home.
A support agent uses the relevant context to help prepare an answer. The customer gets a useful next step, and your team can review the work in the same place.
Explore a customer portalTogether in your app cloud
The pieces behind the possibility.
Choose the models and services that support the experience you want to create.
Language models
Reason, write, and understand
Media models
Create and edit images and video
Voice models
Speak, listen, and converse live
Database
Keep data and context for apps and agents
Authentication
Give the right people access
Find your starting point
Explore the guides.
Specific ideas, practical examples, and the pieces that make them work.
Workspaces & dashboards
- Build an inventory tracking app
- Build a project tracking app
- Build a data collection app
- Build an asset management app
- Replace spreadsheets with an internal app
- Digitize the paper forms you receive
- Bring a business process into one app
- Connect your business information
- Give requests a shared workspace
- Build an app for repeatable work
- Build a photo inspection log
Start where you are
Your idea already has a beginning.
Describe it.
Start with what you want someone to do, the information they need, and the outcome that matters.
Build by describingBring your material.
A spreadsheet, a document, or a collection of images can give your app useful context from the start.
Explore files to appsDevelop a prototype.
Give an existing design the data and behavior it needs to become an experience people can use.
Explore prototypingYour ideas, up and running
Your next idea has a home.
Build an app. Run an agent. Make it yours.
Start building