Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
You can now push your entire generated app's source code to a private GitHub repository with one click — full ownership, no lock-in.
When a build error triggers automatic fixes, you'll now see a single clean attempt instead of multiple stacked error messages piling up in your chat history.
Your credit count in the editor now refreshes automatically, so you always see your real balance after purchasing or spending credits.
When you asked the AI to build a public ticker tape, pricing page, or any other open page, it was sometimes incorrectly blocking anonymous visitors. That's fixed.
Eight new templates built for funnel marketers are now in the template gallery — lead magnets, webinar registration, affiliate dashboards, quiz funnels, and more.
Apps you build can now send emails — contact form confirmations, alerts, admin notifications — without connecting a third-party email service.
Every app you build now has access to headless browser capabilities — take screenshots, generate PDFs, or scrape pages without any additional setup.
You can now build recommendation engines, similarity search, and custom retrieval features into your apps without setting up a separate vector database.
Apps you build now have their own file storage space — user uploads, generated assets, and attachments all stored securely without connecting a separate service.
The sign-in page for apps that require accounts now includes Google sign-in — so users who prefer OAuth don't have to create a password.
You can now pick how deeply the AI reasons before building your app — Fast for quick iterations, Smart for most tasks, Max for complex architectures.
App image generation has been upgraded to a top-ranked model that produces results in 17–24 seconds — a fraction of the previous wait time.
When the AI proposes color palettes in chat, hex codes now display as small visual swatches right in the message — so you see the actual color, not just a code.
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