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Microsoft Power Apps is a powerful, low-code platform that lets businesses build custom apps quickly. Power Apps simplifies app development and deployment to streamline internal processes, boost productivity, and empower employees to create business solutions while maintaining data and compliance.
Describe the app you want, and AI helps you design it. Make edits, add automation, and write code—all with Copilot in Power Apps.
Seamlessly create tables using natural language and connect your data through simple drag-and-drop experiences.
Finish your apps faster by choosing the right controls with suggested ideas.
Let AI generate working apps and data quickly from images and Figma files.
Use prebuilt templates, drag-and-drop functionality, and quick deployment for fast building and continuous improvement.
Extract more value from your apps with AI-generated data insights using Copilot.
Help users quickly fill in forms, generate text inputs, and simplify other common actions with the power of Copilot.
Customize predefined AI models and give your apps more intelligence with AI Builder.
Easily deploy generative AI agents in apps on desktop, mobile, or in Microsoft Teams—wherever your users are.
Get visibility and control over apps deployed across your organization with less effort thanks to unified governance.
Use the built-in deployment pipelines in Microsoft Power Platform to simplify and centralize application lifecycle management.
Use leading governance tools to set up and manage environments and enable anyone to build without creating IT risks.
Interoperability with Microsoft Azure, Visual Studio, and GitHub enables everyone to build with the tools they use most.
Create an app for any device to design a tailored user experience and optimize for specific tasks and roles.
See the underlying code (YAML) directly in Microsoft Power Apps Studio. Create packages for using low-code concepts with common developer patterns.
Use Microsoft Power Fx—a general-purpose, strong-typed, low-code programming language—across Microsoft Power Platform.
Help break down data silos with a built-in data platform that takes care of business logic, security, and compliance.
Choose from more than 1,400 connectors or build your own to connect to any data source with ease.
Generate immersive, responsive apps automatically using your data model in a simple drag-and-drop interface.
Empower your frontline workers to work anywhere—regardless of network connection—with an offline-first architecture.
Increase frontline worker productivity with a modern mobile interface, natively optimized for devices with improved performance and reliability. Digitally transform physical workflows by integrating capabilities like barcode scanning, near-field communication (NFC) reading, media capturing, and location services.
Distribute custom-branded Android™ and iOS apps to end users with individual mobile device management. Use shared device mode so multiple frontline workers can easily sign in and out of devices with a single sign-on (SSO).
You can start building apps for free with the Power Apps Developer plan. For individual or small team usage, limited Power Apps Basic is included in some Microsoft 365 licenses. To unlock the full benefits and deploy an unlimited number of apps, sign up for a Power Apps Premium license, which costs $20.00 per user/month.
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The Power Apps Developer plan is free for development and testing. Create apps and flows without writing code using full-featured Power Apps and Power Automate development tools, and easily share and collaborate with others.
Power Apps uses Microsoft Dataverse to store and manage data, with built-in benefits from the comprehensive low-code security and governance features and policies in place from Microsoft.
No. Introducing low-code development into your organization can reduce shadow IT, since employees build solutions in-line with provided rules and governance.
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Low-code development isn’t a replacement for developers—it gives developers an additional tool to build solutions. It enables developers to automate repetitive tasks, prioritize complicated jobs, and devote their time to more difficult projects. It also empowers more employees in an organization to support the development team by creating professional-grade websites and apps.
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