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Dimension’s pre-built apps live in the Gallery. Each one is a complete stack: a Studio app plus the data feeds and actions it needs. Import one into a workspace and it runs on demo data straight away, then switches to your own data once you add your credentials. While an app is running on demo data, a Demo data badge shows at the top. Its data feeds serve a fictional company, Acme Corp, until you fill in their credentials. Every pre-built app also has three pages in common at the bottom of its sidebar: Matching, Knowledge Base and Settings. Studio Gallery in Builder Mode: Start from a ready-made app. Preview it, then import it and everything it needs. Official templates Blank Canvas Light, Blank Canvas Dark, Exposure management (10 items), Licence management (7), MFA coverage (8), Patch management (8) and Shadow AI (7), with the Planner on the right

The apps at a glance

The Gallery also has Blank Canvas Light and Blank Canvas Dark, empty starting points for building your own app.

How to add one to your workspace

1

Open the Gallery

In Builder Mode, open Build Apps (the palette icon in the left rail). The Gallery sits below your apps. Click Browse all to see every template.
2

Preview the stack

Click a template. The preview is read-only and lists every item in the stack: the Studio app, its data feeds and its actions.
3

Import it

Click Import. The import screen shows what will be added and asks for the values the stack needs, such as your Microsoft credentials or your ITSM details.Import screen for the Shadow AI official template: Add Shadow AI to Vulnerability Management, with chips for 1 studio app, 3 data feeds and 3 actions, 7 import as published, and 9 values are needed before import, a Shared values section asking for Mode, Client ID, Tenant ID and Client secret, and an Import 7 items button that stays disabled until the required values are filled inShared values are used by several items, so you enter each one once. Fill in every required value, then click Import.
4

Use it, then make it yours

The items import as published: the app is visible to everyone in the workspace, data feeds start fetching on their schedule, and actions are ready for the app to call. Change anything afterwards in the Composer, just like an app you built yourself.
Every value can be changed later in its item’s editor. Encrypted values are never shown again, and never leave the workspace when it’s exported or saved to the Gallery.
Several stacks include Claude AI and Template Claude Link Matcher actions, which need an Anthropic API key. Have one ready before you import.

Build your first app

Start from a blank canvas instead

Tutorials

Step-by-step builds for common security apps

Workspace credentials

Store keys once and reuse them across a workspace

Approving actions

What happens when an app runs an action