One platform. Every kind of app.
Every app comes with its pages, its data and its sign-in; it publishes at its own address and travels as a link. Each example below is a sentence you can paste into the studio.
If nothing here looks like what you need, that is fine — describe your own app in plain words and we take it from there.
Start from an example, or describe your own.
Six examples, six different jobs. Copy one, paste it into the studio and change it as you like. Two connect to a Microsoft 365 account and fill with your data.
- Public
Company site
A seven-page corporate site — home, services, team, contact.
Home, about, services, team, references, blog and contact pages; contact form entries land with you. The same content can be built in other visual languages too: a gold accent, or a two-column editorial layout.
Prompt “A seven-page company site for an architecture studio: home, about, services, team, references, blog and contact. Contact form entries come to me.”
- EmployeesMicrosoft 365
Company intranet
A nine-page intranet on your SharePoint lists — news, events, handbook, HR, help, people.
Announcements, news, events with RSVP, the company handbook, leave requests with an approval queue, a help center and the people directory. Content lives in SharePoint lists you own; people and birthdays come from Microsoft 365.
Connect your Microsoft 365 account and your data flows in — calendar, mail, chat and lists come from your own tenant.
Prompt “A company intranet on our SharePoint lists: announcements, news, events with RSVP, the handbook, leave requests with an approval queue, a help center and the people directory.”
- PersonalMicrosoft 365
M365 workspace
Your Microsoft 365 day in one place — mail, calendar, tasks, files, chat, rooms, approvals, compliance.
Ten pages over sixteen Microsoft Graph connections: today's overview, inbox, calendar, tasks, files, chat, meeting rooms, approvals, a compliance view (security, devices, licences) and people. Reads and writes with your own account; nothing is copied out.
Connect your Microsoft 365 account and your data flows in — calendar, mail, chat and lists come from your own tenant.
Prompt “My Microsoft 365 day in one place: today’s overview, inbox, calendar, tasks, files, chat, meeting rooms and approvals, all with my own account.”
- Internal
Dashboard
The numbers on one screen — overview, records, detail, reports, settings, customer portal.
An overview with one headline number, a dense data grid with filters and paging, list-and-detail records, an incident board, reports, settings, and a customer portal view of the same data. Role-based internal access.
Prompt “An operations dashboard: one headline number, a filterable records grid, list and detail pages, an incident board, reports, and a customer portal view of the same data. Staff sign in by role.”
- Public
News magazine
A multi-page publication — cover, articles, categories, authors, archive, newsletter.
An editorial cover with an asymmetric front row, long-form articles at reading width with full-bleed images, category and author pages, a searchable archive, a poster page and a newsletter sign-up that lands with you.
Prompt “A news magazine: an editorial cover, long-form articles with full-width images, category and author pages, a searchable archive and a newsletter sign-up.”
- Attendees
Event app
A phone-first event companion — program, sessions, ticket, map, profile.
Home tiles, a two-day program by track, session pages with RSVP, speakers, a QR ticket, a venue map and a profile page. Built for the phone and stays phone-sized on a desktop.
Prompt “A phone-first app for a two-day conference: program by track, session pages with RSVP, speakers, a QR ticket, a venue map and a profile page.”
If the app in your head is none of these, even better.
Describe what you want; it gets built with its pages, data and sign-in, and goes live at its own address.