One definition
Every app is a set of versioned structured documents — the same definition regardless of who or what authored it.
Governance and releases
Draft, validate, preview, review, and publish. Apps move through a deliberate lifecycle with one shared definition and versioned releases.
What it gives you
- Draft changes without touching the live app
- Validation catches broken connections before publish
- Preview deployments give reviewers a real running app
- Versioned releases make rollback of app definitions possible
A worked concept
You draft a new approval step, validate the app definition, share a preview URL with the operations lead, get sign-off in review, and publish as a new version. Rolling back restores the prior definition.
How it works
Lifecycle states
Draft, validate, preview, review, publish — the lifecycle is built into the platform.
Preview lifecycle
Preview deployments get their own URLs and data boundary with a defined lifecycle, separate from the live app.
Worth knowing
- Reviews and preview deployments are on the way — shaped with early-access teams
- Rollback restores app definitions; migrated data gets its own restore path