Ontology-powered applications for the data-driven enterprise.
Build anything from a sentence
Describe the app you need; it's running in minutes. No sprint, no ticket, no handoff.
Visualize anything
Plain React on an open web stack: if the web can render it, your app can ship it.
See the number, make the call
Every app holds state in a persistent database: forms collect data, buttons trigger workflows, changes write back to your warehouse.
Agents live inside your apps
Ana ships embedded in every app: ask in place, and agents read your app's data and take its actions.
Trusted institutional knowledge, all the way to production
Every Data App is stored in the ontology, beside your metrics and definitions, so outputs hold up.
| Harbor Point LLC | Northeast | $1.2M •••••• |
| Beacon Partners | Northeast | $840K •••••• |
| Crescent Realty | Southeast | $610K •••••• |
| Meridian Group | West | $980K •••••• |
| Summit Holdings | Midwest | $455K •••••• |
| Total pipeline | $4.1M •••••• | |
Every viewer sees exactly their slice
Row-level policies and user-level RBAC decide who sees what. Apps refresh, email, and audit on schedule, each in its own sandbox.
Work the same app, live
Real-time sync, live cursors, and in-app chat: see teammates move and talk right where the data is.
Run a company on Data Apps
Our CRM, pipeline command centers, and reporting are all Data Apps, all built in-house.
Dashboards
Live views of your data, now just one type of Data App.
CRM
We rebuilt our entire CRM as a Data App.
Command centers
Pipeline cockpits tailored to how each person actually works.
Intake portals
Parse messy Excel and PDF reports into clean warehouse records.
Review queues
Hold flagged rows for human sign-off before submission.
Scheduled reports
Refresh apps on a schedule and email the results to your team.
Anatomy of a Data App
Data App
one published bundle - powered by 4 components
the files that render the UI
how data enters the app
server-side, run at view time
the app's own private DuckDB
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Your next app is a sentence, not a sprint.