Core Concepts
Apps
Turn any workflow into a usable product.
Apps let you expose only the inputs and outputs of a workflow — without revealing how it works.
What is an app
An app is a simplified version of your workflow.
Instead of showing nodes and connections, you define:
- Inputs — what the user provides
- Outputs — what the user gets
Everything else stays hidden.
From workflow to app
In Present mode, you control how your workflow becomes an app:
- Select which nodes act as inputs
- Select which nodes define the outputs
- Choose how the app is displayed
This turns a complex flow into a simple interface.
Publish your app
Once your app is ready, you can publish it.
Publishing creates:
- A unique URL
- A standalone app experience
- Versioning and run history
Share and distribute
You can use your app in multiple ways:
- Share a link — anyone can use it
- List it in the marketplace — make it discoverable
- Embed it on a website — integrate it into your product
Why this matters
Workflows are powerful — but complex.
Apps make them usable.
- Hide complexity
- Control the experience
- Let others use your logic
Example
Workflow: Multiple steps generating visuals, motion, and audio
App:
- Input: Upload product image
- Output: Final video
The user never sees the process — only the result.
How to think about it
A workflow is how something works. An app is how someone uses it.