Alli Apps is the governed AI app builder in the Alli operating system. It wraps prompts, skills, and workflows in a real interface, so the automation one person built becomes a tool your teams and clients open every day. Describe an app in Alli4u, deploy it to Alli Apps, and share it with code verification, reviews, and audit trails built in.
Someone writes a prompt or a workflow that saves hours. It lives in their chat history or on their laptop, and the next person who needs it builds it again.
Good work stays in one chat window and gets rebuilt by the next person who has the same problem.
Most useful internal tools never make it to the top of the backlog, so teams keep doing the work by hand.
Apps built outside a governed platform can expose data and systems, and nobody can say who has access.
Wrap prompts, skills, and workflows in a real interface, share them with the right people, and find what other teams have already built.
An app gives a prompt or workflow a real interface, with a description, tags, and a clear purpose. People open it and run it themselves, with no request to the person who built it.
For your teamPractitioners open a tool that does the job, like a brand-safety review or a campaign build.
Discover shows apps built across PMG, with search, filters, editor’s picks, and how often each one is used. Save favorites and keep your own under My Apps.
For your teamTeams start from a proven tool and skip the rebuild.
Describe the app in Alli4u, using the skills and workflows you already have. It’s built from your description and deployed to Alli Apps for the team.
For your teamThe people closest to the work turn their own workflows into tools.
Explore Alli4uPeople who used to ask you to run a workflow open the app and run it themselves.
When results need review, the app gives someone an interface to include, exclude, or approve before anything moves.
Tools that help clients are wrapped in an app and shared under governance, inside Alli.
Audit trails and usage counts show which apps get used, so leaders see where AI work is paying off and builders know what to refine.
Who uses it
Open the tool that does the job.
Run a brand-safety review, bulk-create paid social campaigns from a sheet, or map an operational workflow.
Turn your best workflow into an app.
Describe it in Alli4u, deploy it to Alli Apps, and publish it so everyone uses the same tool.
Share tools under governance.
Give clients access to the apps that support their business, with internal apps kept internal.
See what’s used and stay in control.
Teams build without an engineering cycle, with verification and audit trails on every deploy and usage on every app.
Apps run inside Alli on the same governed data, with access set for each team and client, so building at scale doesn’t put data at risk.
Each app is marked PMG only or shared with clients, and available or restricted. Every deploy goes through code verification and review, and every run leaves an audit trail.
For your teamIT and engineering let more people build, with control over every deploy.
Share an app with clients through governed access inside the secure Alli platform. Apps marked internal stay internal, and client-facing apps get the same verification as internal ones.
For your teamClient teams hand over a working tool along with the results.
Explore Generative WorkflowsCheck the library first. If nothing fits, describe the app, deploy it with review, and share it with the people who need it.
Search Alli Apps for a tool that already does the job.
If nothing fits, describe what you need in Alli4u, using existing skills and workflows.
The app goes through code verification and review before it goes live.
Grant access to the teams or clients who need it.
Audit trails and usage counts show how the app is used, so you can refine it.
A one-off prompt helps one person. A custom-built internal tool takes weeks of engineering. Alli Apps sits between the two, with governance on every deploy.
| One-off prompts | Custom-built internal tools | Alli Apps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who can use it | The person who wrote it | Whoever engineering builds it for | Anyone given access, including clients |
| Time to build | Minutes, but never shared | Weeks to months | Described in Alli4u and deployed to Alli Apps |
| Reuse | Copy and paste | Built from scratch each time | Built on existing skills and workflows |
| Discovery | Lost in chat history | Word of mouth | Searchable library with editor’s picks and favorites |
| Access control | None | Varies by build | Governed access for teams and clients |
| Governance | None | Depends on the project | Code verification, reviews, and audit trails on every deploy |
Alli Apps is the top of the agentic ladder in Alli. Each step builds on the one before, on the same governed data foundation.
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A prompt that works in Alli4u becomes a packaged skill anyone can install from the skills library.
Generative Workflows chains skills into an automation that runs on its own, on a schedule or a trigger.
Alli Apps wraps the workflow in an interface for teams and clients, and the Alli MCP Server gives every step governed access to data and systems.
The ideas behind Alli Apps
How apps get built, shared, and governed in Alli.
Alli Apps is the governed AI app builder in the Alli operating system. It wraps prompts, skills, and workflows in a real interface, so automations become tools teams and clients open every day. Apps are built in Alli4u, deployed to Alli Apps, and governed with code verification, reviews, and audit trails.
Teams build apps for work that repeats and needs a human in the loop. Examples include a brand-safety review that scores YouTube channels with an AI recommendation and lets users include or exclude them, and a tool that builds and launches paid social campaigns, ad sets, and ads from a single interface.
No. You describe the app you want in Alli4u, and it’s built from your prompts, skills, and workflows, then deployed to Alli Apps. Developers can go further with custom logic, but the main path doesn’t require an engineering cycle. The people closest to the work can turn their own workflows into tools.
Every app deploys with code verification, reviews, and audit trails. Access is controlled, so each app is available only to the teams or clients it’s shared with, and apps run inside the Alli operating system’s security model. Organizations can encourage more people to build without putting data or systems at risk.
Yes. Apps can be shared with clients through governed access, so the right people get the tool inside the secure Alli platform. Teams decide which apps each client can see, and apps marked internal stay internal. Every client-facing app goes through the same verification and review as internal ones.
Alli Marketplace offers vetted partner apps from outside vendors that run on your Alli data, with usage-based pricing. Alli Apps is where your own teams and PMG build, share, and govern their own agentic apps. Marketplace adds outside capabilities, and Alli Apps turns your own workflows into tools.
They’re steps on one ladder. Teams prompt and build reusable skills in Alli4u. Generative Workflows chains skills into automations that run on a schedule. Alli Apps wraps a workflow in an interface people can use. The Alli MCP Server gives every step governed access to data and systems.
Start by browsing the library for a tool that already does what you need. If nothing fits, pick a workflow people keep asking you to run for them and turn it into an app. Share it with one team first, use the audit trail and usage counts to refine it, then expand.
Book an intro and we’ll show you the apps teams already use in Alli, and how your best workflow could become the next one.