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Langdock Apps lets you build internal tools by describing them in chat. Create a tracker, a planning board, or a dashboard for your team without writing code or setting up hosting.
Customer health app with account totals, health scores, usage trends, and renewal dates
Apps live in your Langdock workspace next to chats, agents, and workflows. An app can store data in a database and use your workspace’s integrations.
Apps is in early access and is rolling out gradually to more workspaces.

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Why use Apps

Teams often run their processes in spreadsheets and email threads. With Apps, the users who know the process can build a tool for it. Several users work with the same data through one interface, and builders change the app in chat as the team’s needs change. Admins decide who can use Apps and who can create and share apps. In Governance, they review the workspace’s apps, their integrations, sharing settings, and usage.

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What you can build

For example:
  • An onboarding checklist that helps an HR team track tasks for new hires.
  • A shift planner that helps an operations team organize work.
  • A shared view of documents and lists stored in SharePoint.
  • A deal desk calculator that helps a sales team price a deal and send it for approval.
Deal desk calculator app with deal inputs, contract totals, and a Finance approval step
Start with one specific task. Describe who uses the app, what information they need, and what they should be able to do. The integrations you can use depend on your workspace and your permissions. Each user uses their own integration connection and decides which actions the app may run through it.

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How Apps works

1

Describe the app in chat

Explain the task, the data, and the controls you need. See Create and edit an app.
2

Review the app preview

Check the layout and behavior of the app before anyone else uses it.
3

Make changes

Request changes in chat, or select an element in the preview and add a comment to it.
4

Create the app

Click Create when the first version is ready. The new app is private to you, its creator.
5

Share the app

Share it with specific users or groups as Viewer or Editor, or with the whole workspace as Viewer. See Publish and share an app.
The preview is the version you review while you build. Create keeps the app private to you. Share it when other users should open it.

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Access requirements

Three separate settings decide what you can do with Apps:
  • Product access: Your admin decides who can use Apps. If Apps is missing from your sidebar, ask your admin for access.
  • Workspace permissions: Your workspace role decides whether you can create apps and share them.
  • App roles: Each app has its own sharing settings. Its Owner and Editor can change it. A Viewer can use the app.
Having access to Apps does not give you access to every app in the workspace. You can open an app only if it is shared with you or you created it.

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Plans and sharing limits

Your workspace plan decides how widely you can share an app. A plan feature does not grant permissions by itself. Your admin still has to give you access to Apps and the permissions to create or share apps. Each app also keeps its own sharing settings. For prices and billing details, see the Langdock pricing page.

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Next steps

Create your first app

Describe an app in chat and review the preview.

Find and use apps

Open apps that are shared with you.

Enable Apps as an admin

Give users access and set permissions.