Blaze Apps: Visual Execution Units

Blaze Apps are the fastest way to deliver complex insights to stakeholders. They are atomic, visual "compute-apps" that wrap governed Blaze Blocks in an interactive interface.

What makes a Blaze App?

A Blaze App consists of three layers:

1. Logic (The Block): The deterministic Python code that processes data.
2. Context: The specific data bindings (number, text, data inputs).
3. Visualization: An interactive 2D or 3D layer (powered by Plotly) for exploring results.

Blaze Apps transform versioned Blaze Blocks into structured, production-ready workflows.

• Typed inputs with validation
• Deterministic execution
• Controlled output surfaces
• Version-locked to immutable logic
• Fully auditable

Key Benefits

• One-Click Deployment: Experts can "crystallize" a Blaze App and share a link. Stakeholders get a live, interactive dashboard without seeing a single line of code.
• Version-Locked: Like Blocks, Blaze Apps are immutable. Every user sees the exact same version of the logic, eliminating "version drift."
• High-Trust: Because they run on the Execution Grid, Blaze Apps are lightning-fast and isolated from your local desktop resources.

Creating a Blaze App

1. Author Logic: Build your analysis in the Playground or using the AI Analyst.
2. Publish as Block: Save the logic to the Governance Gateway.
3. Deploy Blaze App: Select your visualization type and "Launch as Blaze App."
4. Distribute: Copy the unique Blaze App ID and share it with your team.