Today we're announcing the general availability of Live Apps, a radically faster way for data teams to build and deliver governed AI applications across the enterprise.
Built from a prompt and wired to live enterprise data, a Live App generates in minutes. And because it inherits the metric definitions, semantics, row-level security, and access controls from your WisdomAI domain, Live Apps are secure, governed, accurate, and trusted in complex enterprise data environments.
Rather than walk you through a features and capabilities list, I'll show you the Live App I use myself.
I take my coffee with a side of Wisdom
Every Monday morning, before our leadership meeting starts, I open a WisdomAI Live App called “The CEO Weekly Brief.” It utilizes the NYTimes design theme, has the shape of an executive brief, and tells me exactly what I need to know about the business. In addition to the main page briefing, it has seven tabs: Quarter Overview, Weekly Trends, Marketing, Partner, Product, Website, and Renewals.
This Live App gives me the clearest picture I’ve ever had of any company I’ve ever run. The best part: nobody stayed up all Sunday night building it. The entire app was built from a prompt.
My CEO Weekly Brief
Ditch data viz for actionable intel
My Renewals tab doesn't just tell me how much ARR is open. It tells me which open renewals have no next step recorded, which ones have had no customer contact in 30 days, and how much of “what's due in the next 120 days” is meaningfully covered by forecast. That gives me a list of things I can ask my team to address on Monday.
Follow up with follow-through
If something on my Live App gives me pause or triggers another question, I simply ask the App. With embedded chat, I can ask follow-up questions like, “why did target account traffic drop last week, and which accounts drove it?” The answer is delivered in real time,against the same governed definitions, without a detour through an analyst’s queue.
Curation, not unnecessary information
A static dashboard can't anticipate my next question, but the Live App gives me proactive insights and suggested actions that actually make sense. Because each action is grounded in my personal, team, and company context, my Live App literally “knows” what I care about as the CEO. It knows what I asked about last week, and all that usage data gives it insight to predict what I’ll care about this week,this month, and even next quarter.
Confidence through traceability
Oddly enough, my favorite detail is actually the less flashy, traceability feature. Every insight my Live App gives me is fully explainable, so I can pull an audit trail down to the data sources, context, and applied reasoning logic via SQL or python. By providing up-front transparency about missing data and assumptions, I know where I need to chat to add more context, edit to refine the app, or connect to other sources. Every decision I make is grounded in reality.
The data team is central to governance
Traceability is great. But the real reason I trust my Live App is because my data team stands behind it. They build the domain with secure connections to every data source. They know how the business works, what matters most to me, and how I use the app, and they’ve built all of that institutional knowledge into the Context Layer that my Live App uses to deliver every insight.
Live Apps inherit certified metric definitions, semantics, row-level and column-level security, and role-based access controls. When someone on my team opens the CEO Weekly Brief, they see exactly what their permissions allow, calculated the way our data team defined it. Queries run across federated sources, keeping the data stays where it lives. So, nothing has to be copied into a new system, and my insights stay fresh as my business evolves.
As an AI native company, our entire org relies on Claude and ChatGPT every day: writing emails, doing research, and performing other general purpose AI tasks. But when decisions are being made on our data, accuracy isn’t optional. I don’t prioritize speed over trust — that’s a false dichotomy. With Live Apps, our data team builds at the speed of a prompt knowing they have full governance over our context, sources, semantic definitions, and security.
What early customers did with them
The adoption pattern surprised even us. Five weeks after we launched Live Apps in beta, initial customers had replaced 15% of the dashboards it had taken them more than two years to build. One mid-market customer with ~3,500 employees is retiring its entire production dashboard estate in favor of Live Apps, generating a projected savings of more than $500k.
I read those numbers as a verdict on the dashboard era. People want insights and better, faster self-service solutions to follow-up on their own hunches with deep analytical capabilities: what-if analysis, scenario planning, forecasts, and more. With WisdomAI Live Apps — that's what they get.
Get your insights fix
Now that you’ve heard how I’m using Live Apps, I invite you to take a turn and get your own insights fix. We've published a gallery of Live Apps you can explore including the CEO Weekly Brief I've been describing. If you’re already a customer, I encourage you to build your first Live App today. Start with one dashboard or report you’re already using and replace it with Live App.
If you’re not a customer, consider this your sign to finally get a demo. During our call, we’ll show you how the context you create in one App compounds into the next one so you can methodically build your enterprise context layer, one app at a time.
