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See every Streamlit and Next.js app in your Snowflake account: who owns it, who uses it, what it costs and whether it still works. Switch idle apps off, set a monthly budget, and let analysts build new apps by describing them.

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As answered by people managing Claude Code and StreamGen.
StreamGen's answer:
Snowflake Native App Framework, Snowpark Container Services, Python, FastAPI, Streamlit, Next.js
StreamGen's answer:
It lists every Streamlit and Next.js app in a Snowflake account, including the ones people built by hand outside StreamGen, with owner, viewers, credits and a nightly health check. And it runs as a Snowflake Native App inside your own account, so your data never leaves Snowflake.
StreamGen's answer:
Tools like Retool or Hex build apps; they don't tell you what the apps already in your Snowflake account cost or whether anyone still uses them. StreamGen does both: an inventory with cost per app, apps that switch off on a schedule or when idle, a monthly budget with alerts, and AI-built Streamlit apps with approvals, roles and an audit log. Flat price per workspace, not per seat.
StreamGen's answer:
Snowflake platform owners and data teams in companies where analysts build Streamlit apps: the people who get asked which apps exist, who uses them and what they cost.
StreamGen's answer:
We are a small software company in Pula, Croatia (WEBSSON d.o.o., also makers of Uppcoder). Snowflake's App Runtime product manager put the problem in two lines: apps run until you stop them, and usage is reported per account, not per app. Teams were building Streamlit apps faster than anyone could keep track of them, so we built the inventory and controls we wanted, and put them on the Snowflake Marketplace.
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