5 Highlights from "Let Your Data Vibe"

Couldn’t make it to our recent webinar, Let Your Data Vibe? We’ve got you covered with five things you might not have known if you missed the event. Matt Brown, Senior Product Manager at Plotly, and Nathan Drezner, Plotly Technical Product Manager, gave a live demonstration of Plotly Studio, the AI-native platform that generates professional data applications in minutes with just your dataset and agentic AI. 

Watch the full recording here.

Check out the highlights:

1. Plotly Studio builds data apps in minutes

Plotly Studio is a desktop application that turns a dataset into a fully interactive Dash app in under two minutes. Users can upload a dataset, optionally describe their goals in plain English, and Studio handles the rest with its multi-agentic AI architecture. It analyzes the dataset, builds a component outline, generates clean Dash code, and produces an app with global filters, chart interactivity, and a professional layout.

Code is optional but always accessible. The app can be edited using natural language within a specifications document or with Python. Studio also manages the Python environment behind the scenes, so there's no need for a terminal.

2. Defaults are high quality and immediately useful

Studio outputs more than a basic scaffold. The generated app reflects a decade of best practices from the Dash community. The chart types make sense, the layout is clean, and filters are already wired up. Users can customize the output using high-level outlines, modify component specs, or edit the underlying code directly.

In the live demo, the team built an economic indicators dashboard from World Bank data. It automatically included chart-level interactivity, global themes, and structured layout.

3. Plotly Cloud simplifies hosting and sharing

Plotly Cloud is a new platform for publishing apps. You can publish and share apps directly from Studio or upload a project folder via drag-and-drop. Apps run in isolated containers, and the platform handles dependency management, authentication, and real-time logs.

With Cloud, you skip past configuring CI/CD or worrying about infrastructure. You can share apps via link, manage access, and view logs. Projects can remain in draft mode for free or be published for wider access.

4. Dash Enterprise supports secure, advanced use cases

For enterprises with strict data policies, Studio can be paired with Dash Enterprise to route all LLM traffic through a private model. Dash Enterprise supports authentication, custom domains, and integration with your existing infrastructure.

This setup allows teams to use Studio in compliance-heavy environments while retaining full control over models, data, and deployments.

5. Early Access is available now

Studio and Cloud are in early access and free to try. Anyone can join the waitlist, and new users are being onboarded daily. General availability is expected in September. The goal is to make it easy to get started, then scale up when needed.

The next webinar in this series, "From Spreadsheet to Spectacular," featured real-world apps created by early Studio users. If you want to see how others are using the platform or get ideas for your own projects, watch the recap.