Dex Cloud
Describe a process. Get an app that runs it.
The platform writes the app, previews it and publishes it. Then it runs every case through delays and failures, and proposes improvements from what it sees. You approve every change.
You
When a lead signs up, research their company and draft a personal email. A rep approves deals over $10k. If there is no reply in five days, follow up. When they reply, read it and book a meeting if they are interested.
The app it builds
- Research the companyAI
- Draft a personal emailAI
- Rep approves large dealsInbox
- Send, then wait for a reply5-day follow-up
- Read the replyAI
- Book the meetingCalendar
Apps for the work that waits on people and systems
Lead follow-up
Research each lead, draft a personal email, follow up until they reply and book the meeting.
Support escalation
Route a ticket, wait for the customer, and escalate before the response deadline passes.
Customer onboarding
Collect documents, wait for signatures, set up accounts and check in after the first week.
Approvals
Refunds, discounts or expenses that wait for the right person, with reminders and a fallback approver.
Vendor onboarding
Gather forms and tax details, wait for reviews from finance and legal, then create the vendor.
Reports and newsletters
Gather updates on a schedule, draft them with AI, and publish after a person signs off.
Or start from an example
Text summary
A form submits text, an AI model summarizes it, and the app stores the result.
Summary approval
The same summary waits for a person to approve it in Studio before it is saved.
Slack thread approval
A message in a Slack channel starts a run; the first matching reply in its thread completes it.
GitHub releases newsletter
Visitors subscribe on a page; a Slack command publishes a newsletter of recent GitHub releases.
From a description to a live app
- 1
Describe
Tell the agent what the process does in your own words. It asks about the cases you left out and writes a requirements card you can read and change.
- 2
Build and preview
The agent writes an app in its own sandbox, tests each process and runs a preview you can click through.
- 3
Publish
Publish a version to production. A new version rolls out while earlier runs are still in flight.
- 4
Improve Early access
State the app's goals. The platform measures the live app and proposes changes for a person to approve.
Run it from one place
Every app comes with an operations view in Studio, so the people who own the process can see each case and act on it without asking an engineer.
- Flow
- The app's processes as a map, drawn from its code.
- Runs
- Every case: where it is, what it waits for and what happened before.
- Inbox
- Everything waiting for a person, such as approvals, in one list.
- At any Step
- Retry a failed Step, ask the agent about it, have the agent fix it, or go back to an earlier Step and run again.
- Interface
- The app's own page, for the people who use it every day.
Works with the tools you already use
Apps call other systems through more than 100 open-source connectors. When one is missing, the agent writes it.
Safe to run your business on
Credentials stay with the platform
A team connects Slack, Gmail or Salesforce once. The platform stores and refreshes the tokens; apps request them when they call the service and never keep them.
Each app runs on its own
Every app is built and run apart from other apps, from the first preview to production.
Roles on every request
Apps belong to a team space. Members have roles, and the platform checks them on every request.
Your code
Every app is ordinary Dex code in its own Git repository.
No training on your data
Your apps' content is not used to train AI models.
Start with one process
Describe it in a few sentences. The agent takes it from there.