Oracle Announces AI App-Building Service

Oracle announced Oracle App Composer on October 29, 2026, during its Oracle AI World 2026 event in Las Vegas. The service lets employees create business applications with AI, deploy them to Oracle Cloud, and share them internally. IT teams can manage the apps centrally.

Employees describe the app they want in a chat interface. OpenAI's Codex generates code based on those instructions, and the code goes through security checks before deployment to Oracle Cloud. Employees can share apps through URLs for internal use.

The management console shows who uses and created each app and whether similar apps already exist. IT teams can assign app owners and retire apps that have gone unused for a long time or are no longer being used.

Oracle App Composer is scheduled to arrive in spring 2027. The article also mentions Oracle Cloud's announcement that it will begin offering Google TPU access in 2027 and the announcement of Oracle AI Database 26ai as related stories; the reported service announcement centers on employee app creation, internal sharing, and management. The article refers to a demo video shown during the keynote but does not state the types of apps, generation time, price, or terms of use. The announced features are chat-based instructions, code generation by Codex, security checks, deployment to Oracle Cloud, internal sharing, and centralized management by IT teams. Employees can share apps via internal URLs, while IT teams can track usage and creators, assign owners, and retire apps. The launch is planned for spring 2027.

Oracle announced Oracle App Composer on October 29, 2026, during its Oracle AI World 2026 event in Las Vegas. The service lets employees create business applications with AI, deploy them to Oracle Cloud, and share them internally. IT teams can manage the apps centrally.

Employees describe the app they want in a chat interface. OpenAI's Codex generates code based on those instructions, and the code goes through security checks before deployment to Oracle Cloud. Employees can share apps through URLs for internal use.

The management console shows who uses and created each app and whether similar apps already exist. IT teams can assign app owners and retire apps that have gone unused for a long time or are no longer being used.

Oracle App Composer is scheduled to arrive in spring 2027. The article also mentions Oracle Cloud's announcement that it will begin offering Google TPU access in 2027 and the announcement of Oracle AI Database 26ai as related stories; the reported service announcement centers on employee app creation, internal sharing, and management. The article refers to a demo video shown during the keynote but does not state the types of apps, generation time, price, or terms of use. The announced features are chat-based instructions, code generation by Codex, security checks, deployment to Oracle Cloud, internal sharing, and centralized management by IT teams. Employees can share apps via internal URLs, while IT teams can track usage and creators, assign owners, and retire apps. The launch is planned for spring 2027.