Kainam Introduces Mirador for Building AI Applications Without Data Teams

May 11, 2026
Kainam has launched Mirador, an AI-powered application builder that enables organizations to create and scale business applications without specialized data engineering or data science teams. The tool is currently available to select partners, with wider access expected later this year.

Kainam announced in a press release the launch of Mirador, an AI powered application builder that allows organizations to turn industry expertise into functional business applications without requiring specialized data engineering or data science teams.

Mirador integrates proprietary industry knowledge with the Kainam platform and offers a graphical interface for building, deploying, and scaling AI applications. It supports use cases such as dynamic planning tools, operational control towers, intelligent forecasting, and decision support systems that link strategy with execution in real time.

The platform is currently available to select partners and clients, with broader availability expected later in the year.

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