What's new

Build, versions, schedules and settings are now four tabs on one page. Switching tabs leaves a running build alone.

A published app can keep each visitor's rows to themselves, so people see only what they wrote. Sharing one set of data across everyone still works the same way.

There's a QR code component. Point it at a link, or at a file your app generated so that scanning downloads it. Tickets, coupons and check-in passes all work this way.

An app used to be one screen. It can now have a home page, a list page and a detail page, with navigation between them.

A top navbar, a footer, and section anchors the navbar can jump to. Useful for landing pages, event pages and small sites.

Write a sentence, get an image. Results can be stored in your app's data and used as a cover, an illustration or an avatar. Generation runs against a monthly allowance you can see on the usage page.

Each app picks its own palette, type pairing and layout skeleton, and sometimes a piece of key art. Run the same brief twice and the two apps look different.

On narrow screens the sidebars and Builder panels become drawers, and generated apps collapse their layout. Editing an app and publishing it from a phone works.

A failed schedule, one that got auto-disabled, or an error inside a running app collects into a single notification in the notification center.

Every public app has an intro page covering what it does, what's in it and common questions. Apps that clear gallery review enter the sitemap. Links you share carry a cover image.

An app can send its own mail: one when someone submits a form, one when a schedule finishes. Sending runs against a monthly allowance.

Upload a PDF, a document or a photo and the AI inside your app can pull out the text, read the image, and use either to summarize, sort or fill in a table.

Six more services in the connections page. Your app can post to Discord and Telegram, read and write Notion and Airtable, and look up weather and crypto prices.

Give an app a cadence (hourly, at set times daily, weekly) and it runs a sequence on its own: fetch data, let the AI work on it, write to a table, send the email.

Skills are now called Connections, and they take variables. An API key is stored encrypted and handed to the app at run time, so it stays out of the app's own content.