November, 2026
Your Superagent gets its own Slack app
Connect your Superagent to Slack and it shows up there under its own name. Message it directly, or invite it to a channel and mention it.- Who can talk to it: Choose whether anyone in your Slack workspace can talk to your Superagent, or only you.
- Several agents in one channel: Invite more than one Superagent to the same channel and mention each one by name.
Settings assistant
Your workspace settings now have an AI assistant. Ask it how your workspace is set up, or tell it what to change, such as inviting members, changing roles or setting who can publish apps. It shows you each change and makes it only after you approve, and it doesn’t use your credits.Read more: Using the settings assistantProduction alerts (beta)
Turn on production alerts to catch the problems your app users run into in your published app, such as records that fail to save, backend functions that return errors, or integrations that fail. Each alert shows what happened and how many people it affected, and the AI explains the cause and suggests a fix for you to approve. Fixing an alert with Fix with AI doesn’t use your credits.Read more: Using production alertsConnectors and backend functions on every plan
Connect your app to services like Gmail, Slack, and Google Calendar, and use backend functions to call any API, on any plan, including Free. You can also take payments with Base44 Payments or Stripe on any plan. Each backend function run uses integration credit, about 1 credit per 100 runs. Workflows, custom OpenAPI integrations, and MCP connections still need a Builder plan or higher.Read more: About connectorsSign-in alerts by email
When your account signs in from a browser or device it hasn’t used recently, Base44 emails you about it with a Secure your account button, so a sign-in you didn’t make doesn’t go unnoticed. You can turn the alerts off from the signed-in browsers card in your account settings.Read more: Getting sign-in emailsA free video ad
The first time someone in a paying workspace opens an app’s Marketing tab, Base44 makes one animated video ad for that app at no cost. It appears in the Google Ads launch wizard, and it stays attached to the campaign after you launch.Read more: Creating a campaignGemini 4 Carbon in the AI chat
Gemini 4 Carbon, Google’s newest Gemini model, is now in the AI chat’s main model list. It’s a strong choice for complex builds and debugging, and it uses more credits for each request. Gemini 4 Argon is still available under More models.Read more: Choosing your modelFable 5.2 in the AI chat
Fable 5.2 takes the place of Fable 5.1 in the AI chat. It suits complex, multi-step builds and detailed debugging, when you want thorough results, and it uses more credits for each request. If you had Fable 5.1 selected, you see Fable 5.2 in its place.Read more: Choosing your modelPayPal payments
Take payments in your app with PayPal. Connect your own PayPal account from the Integrations page, then ask the AI chat to add PayPal checkout. Your customers pay with PayPal, or by card if your PayPal account accepts cards, without leaving your app. You can sell one-time purchases, carts, physical goods with shipping and subscriptions, and track payments, refunds and subscriptions from your app dashboard. Base44 doesn’t take a fee on PayPal payments.Read more: Setting up PayPalHooks: your own rules before app actions
Hooks are a new type of workflow that runs just before an action in your app and allows or blocks it. Use them to protect data changes, control who signs up or gets in, decide who can use built-in integrations, and give your in-app agents the right context. Describe your rule in the AI chat, or start from the Hooks section on the Workflows page. Hooks are rolling out gradually.Read more: Adding rules with hooksAI visibility asks Claude
The AI visibility test on your SEO & GEO page now asks Claude as well as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, and runs them all on stronger models.Read more: Checking AI visibilityArtifacts
Your Superagent’s notes are now its Artifacts library, where you keep documents and interactive artifacts side by side. Start a new artifact from the library and describe a chart, dashboard, or tool, and your Superagent builds it and saves it there.- Update from chat: Open a saved document or artifact, click Update with agent, and describe the change. Your Superagent edits that item instead of making a new one.
- Present and download: Open an artifact in a large window to show it to others, or save it to your computer as an HTML file.
- Folders and views: File an item into a folder from its menu, search your library, switch between list and tile view, and delete a folder along with everything in it.
- Share a folder: Invite people to a whole folder by email and choose whether they can view or edit. Anything you add to it later is shared with them too.
Select mode replaces Edit mode
Edit at the top of the app editor is now Select. When you select an element in your preview, a bar opens with these options:- Design: Style the element yourself.
- Regenerate: Ask the AI for a new version of it.
- Comment: Pin a comment to it.
- Save component: Add it to your component library.
The AI chat can start a branch for you
Ask the AI chat to build something on a separate branch, and it starts the branch and builds there while you keep working. Before a big change to your published app, such as a redesign of several pages, the AI chat may also suggest a new branch. Click Start to build it there, or Do it later to close the suggestion.Read more: Asking the AI to branchJoin your Superagent’s phone calls
When the person your Superagent is calling needs your approval or wants to speak with you, your Superagent can bring you into the call. It rings your verified number, and you press 1 to join while the other person stays on the line.Read more: Joining a callSecurity scan checks how your app uses AI
When your app uses AI, the code check in the security scan now looks for 2 ways someone could misuse it. It flags prompt injection, where someone’s instructions to your app’s AI could expose another person’s data, change data other people see or take an action they aren’t allowed to take. It also flags places where someone could run up the bill on an AI provider you pay for with your own API key. Each issue comes with a suggested fix on your app’s Security page. Code checks are available on the Builder plan and above.Read more: Static code analysisQueued status for pull requests in Base Code
When your pull request is waiting in your repository’s merge queue on GitHub, Base Code now shows it as Queued instead of Open, in your sidebar, on your pull request button, and in Your work.Read more: Working from the sidebarFix flagged ad text
When Google limits or rejects a headline or description for a policy reason, the asset now has a Fix with AI button that drafts a rewrite for you to review and save. You also get an email whenever Google newly limits or rejects any of a campaign’s assets.Read more: Checking asset statusSuperagent settings on your phone
Ask your Superagent for your settings from WhatsApp, Telegram, or another messaging app, and the link it sends opens a settings view made for your phone. Check your channels, connected accounts, and workflows, reconnect an account, or change your model and permissions, all from your phone.Read more: Managing settings on mobileProactive updates
Superagents on new accounts now message you on their own when something needs your attention, such as a deadline you mentioned in chat or an urgent email, and offer to help. Ask your Superagent in chat to pause updates, mute a topic, or set quiet hours.Read more: Getting proactive updatesYour automations are now workflows
Every app’s automations are now workflows, so old links and bookmarks to your app’s automations page open the Workflows page instead. Each workflow keeps its automation’s trigger and schedule.Read more: Where your automations wentiMessage groups
Bring your Superagent into an iMessage group so you and other people can talk to it together. Create a group from your Superagent’s iMessage settings, or add your Superagent to a group you already have in Messages. You choose whether it replies to every message or only when someone mentions it.Read more: iMessage groupsLonger AI runs
The AI can now keep working on one message for longer before it stops and waits for you, so you’re less likely to need to tell it to continue. A very long run can use more credits than a typical message, about as much as sending extra messages to keep it going.Read more: How credits are usedSlide animations on click
Slide animations can now wait for your click instead of playing as the slide opens. Set an animation to start On click, and when you present, each click or press of the arrow keys plays the next one before you move to the next slide.Read more: Animating your slidesAnimate your slides
Add entrance animations to the text, images, and shapes on your slides from the new Animations panel. Choose an effect, a speed, and when each one starts, and they play on their own when a slide opens. Your animations also come across when you export to PowerPoint or Google Slides.Read more: Animating your slidesScheduled phone calls
Your Superagent can now place phone calls from a scheduled workflow, such as calling you with your morning briefing or calling a business to ask a question. After each call, it tells you who it called and what happened in the chat where you set up the workflow.Read more: Scheduled workflowsCalls that start with a phone menu
Your Superagent can now get through automated phone menus. Tell it the call starts with a menu, and it listens, presses the right keys, and introduces itself once a person answers.Read more: Making callsSee who’s connected on iMessage
Ask your Superagent who’s connected to it on iMessage, and disconnect someone from Base44 chat or your own iMessage chat. Anyone connected can also text STOP to disconnect.Read more: iMessageUpdate prompt on the old Android app
If you still use an older version of the Base44 Android app, you now see a message asking you to update. Tap Update in Google Play to get the latest version. Your apps and account stay as they are.Read more: Updating the Android appRequire MFA for your app users
You can now require multi-factor authentication (MFA) for everyone who signs in to your app. After their password or social login, your app users enter a code from an authenticator app or a text message. If someone loses access to their codes, reset their MFA from the App Users page.Read more: Requiring MFAPersonal account API keys blocked on Business
On the Business plan, personal account API keys are now always blocked in your workspace. Any script, integration, or MCP client that uses one needs a workspace API key or a personal access token instead. On the Enterprise plan, you still choose whether to block them.Read more: Blocking personal account API keysAdd your own components to a design system
You can now add your own components to your workspace design system, in any section, including Buttons and Icons. Create a new component from the design system editor, or add one you saved under My Components in the component library. Anyone in your workspace can then use it when they build.Read more: Adding your own componentsBase44 Payments in Canada
Businesses based in Canada can now take payments in CAD with Base44 Payments powered by Wix. Your customers pay by card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Complete your account setup and verification before you accept real payments, and test your checkout in the meantime.Read more: Connecting Base44 PaymentsGPT-6 Luna
GPT-6 Luna is now a choice in the AI chat’s model picker, under More models, on plans that let you pick a model. It runs at any effort level, medium by default, and costs no more credits than the other models at the same effort.Read more: Choosing your modelRefunds from your code
An app on Base44 Payments can now refund a charge and cancel a subscription from a backend function, so you can build your own refund and cancellation flows instead of handling each one by hand. A subscription can end right away or at the end of the period. Pausing and resuming are not supported yet.Share secrets safely from WhatsApp and Telegram
When your Superagent needs an API key or other secret while you chat on WhatsApp or Telegram, it sends a secure link to your personal chat. Sign in to Base44, enter the values, and your Superagent picks up where it left off. Your secrets never appear in your chat history.Read more: Managing security settingsLet visitors decline cookies
A new visitor tracking setting decides when Base44 tracks visitors to your published app: right away, only after a visitor accepts cookies in your banner, or never. Tracking is on by default. To let visitors decline, add a cookie banner with the AI chat and choose On after visitor consent.Read more: Managing cookies and visitor consentBackups kept for 28 days
On Business and Enterprise, Backup & Restore now keeps 28 days of backups instead of 30. Elite still keeps 7 days.Read more: Backup & RestoreApp permissions checked on every new file
Each time you create new App Store or Google Play files, Base44 scans your app again and updates the permissions it asks for. If a store rejects a permission or its explanation, fix it in your app, create new files, and resubmit.Read more: Creating new filesYour app can browse other websites
Ask the AI chat to have your app open a real browser in the cloud and work on other websites, so it can collect prices or event details, fill in forms, or check that your live app works. It runs in your app’s backend functions, so you need the Builder plan or higher.Read more: Browsing websites from your appReal conversions only
Your Google Ads dashboards, campaign views, cost per action, and return on ad spend now count only real conversions. Steps along the way, such as adding to a cart, starting a checkout, or clicking to call, are left out, so the numbers reflect what actually came of your spend.Read more: Reading campaign impactPrivate chat attachments
Files you attach in the AI chat are now kept in private storage and shown to you through a temporary link. A file becomes part of your app only when the AI copies it in. This doesn’t apply to apps imported from GitHub.Read more: How chat attachments workConnect a security partner
The security tools your company already uses can now check your Base44 workspace the way they check your other cloud services. You create a workspace API key, choose what it can read, and send it to your partner, who gets a read-only view of how the workspace is set up. Orca Security is the first partner you can connect.Read more: Connecting a security partnerKeep your data in Australia
Australia joins the EU and the UK as a region you can keep your apps’ data in. Pick it in your workspace settings.Read more: Changing your workspace data residencyPrivate branches for everyone
Any editor on an app can now create a private branch, where the branch and its chat stay visible only to you until you merge. It isn’t available on apps imported from GitHub or in the mobile app.Read more: Creating a private branchSSO alongside other logins
An app that signs people in with SSO can now also offer Google, Microsoft, Apple, or a password. The domains you hold to SSO still have to use it.Read more: Offering other sign-in methodsShipping addresses at checkout
When your app sells something that needs shipping, Stripe checkout now asks the buyer for a shipping address, and your app’s backend can read it from the purchase.Read more: Selling physical products that need shippingMore session recordings
How many sessions each app can record every 30 days now depends on your plan, and every plan has a different limit.Read more: Plans and limitsEdit in-app agents on a branch
You can now create, edit, and delete in-app agents on a branch. Your changes stay on the branch, and your app keeps running main’s agents until you merge.Read more: In-app agents on a branchTest backend functions on a branch
On a branch, Test Function and Logs in the Code tab now run the branch’s version of a function, so you can test your changes before you merge.Read more: Backend functions on a branchRequire two-factor authentication
Workspace owners and admins can now ask every member to have two-factor authentication on their Base44 account before they can open the workspace. Members who sign in with SSO aren’t affected, because your identity provider handles it for them.Read more: Requiring two-factor authenticationFigma links in chat
Paste a Figma file or design link into your app’s AI chat and an Import from Figma suggestion appears, opening the import with your link and the rest of your message already filled in. The prompt box on the home page does the same.Read more: Adding a page from FigmaOctober, 2026
Try a template before you use it
In a template’s details, View app opens a live preview of the template in a new tab. Templates that need a login can sign you in to a shared demo account, so you can look around first.Read more: Using app templatesWorkspace-wide access for API keys
When you create a workspace API key, you can give it Read-only or Full access to every API that accepts workspace keys, instead of picking scopes one by one.Read more: Using workspace-wide accessFigma imports keep every visible layer
Importing from Figma now keeps every visible layer in your frame, including layers whose names start with a symbol, along with the layer order and your text’s vertical alignment. If an earlier import is missing any of these, import the frame again.Read more: Fixing import problemsStart a workflow from any connector
When you add a trigger to a workflow, you can now pick any connector that supports workflow triggers, even one your app hasn’t connected yet. The AI chat helps you connect it while it builds the workflow.Read more: Connector triggersMake a file private
A file in your app’s file library can now be made private, so it has no public link and your app loads it through a temporary one instead. Private files still work as chat attachments, as images on the canvas, and as context for in-app agents.Read more: Making a file privateApp settings on a branch
On an app whose main branch is protected, you can now change MCP access and tool access from a branch. The change reaches main when you merge.Read more: Setting up MCP accessRequests from the AI wait above the chat box
Approvals, choices and connection requests from the AI now sit just above the chat box. When several are waiting, a counter with arrows lets you move between them.Read more: Answering the AI’s requestsNew automations are workflows
You can no longer create automations. Anything new you automate is a workflow, and cloned apps use workflows too.Read more: Creating workflowsGPT-6.1 Terra
GPT-6.1 Terra is now in the model picker under More models, on the web and in the mobile app. You can set its effort level for each turn, as you can for the other models that offer one.Read more: Choosing your AI modelAttach a PowerPoint file
You can attach a PowerPoint file to the prompt box on the home page, while Base44 is planning your app, and in the AI chat. Base44 reads the deck and uses it as a reference for what you are building.Read more: Attaching files while buildingHiding private fields
The security scan now flags private fields, such as email addresses or payment identifiers, sitting on records that anyone can read. The Security tab offers to hide each one, so the record stays readable while the field stays private.Read more: Private fields in the security scanTest your app against real attacks with Tenzai
Connect Tenzai to your workspace and run an AI penetration test on your published app from its Security page. Tenzai attacks your live app the way a real attacker would, including the pages people see after they sign in, then emails you a report of what it managed to do and how to fix it. Tests are billed to your Tenzai account and don’t use Base44 credits. You need the Builder plan or higher.Read more: Testing your app’s security with TenzaiPassword changes end sessions
Resetting or changing your Base44 password now signs you out on every device, web and mobile, and Base44 emails you to confirm the change. If someone else was signed in to your account, they lose access as soon as you change it.Read more: Resetting your passwordPasted keys become secrets
Paste an API key into the AI chat and Base44 recognizes it, saves it as an app secret, and replaces it in your message with the name it was saved under. Your key stays out of the conversation, and you can manage it from Secrets in your dashboard.Read more: Pasting keys in the AI chatProduct research emails
Email preferences in your account settings has a new Product research choice. It covers invitations to research interviews, surveys, and other chances to give feedback on Base44.Read more: Managing your email preferencesUnsubscribe from one app
Marketing emails your app sends now carry their own unsubscribe link, so someone who unsubscribes stops hearing from that app and still gets mail from your other apps. It works the same on a custom domain, and the emails your app sends as transactional keep arriving.Read more: Handling unsubscribesYour payments account status
The Base44 Payments card on your Payments tab now says where your account stands, whether that is test mode, ready to go live, or accepting real payments, and the one thing to do next. The Payouts tab shows the same notice.Read more: Checking your account statusOn-brand app emails
The emails your app sends now take its fonts, colors, and header, so they look like the rest of your app. When you ask the AI chat for a new email, it starts from the matching starter in the Emails tab and styles it to match.Read more: Designing your app’s emailsControl Superagent template links
Workspace admins can choose who creates the public links that let others copy a Superagent. In workspace settings, under Governance, the Superagent template links setting can leave it to agent owners, limit it to workspace admins and owners, or turn it off, which also stops links that are already out there from working.Group and archive branches
The Base Code branch list gives you more ways to keep it tidy. Group it by status or last activity, sort by date created or name, drag branches into groups of your own, and archive the ones you are done with into their own section.Read more: Organizing your branchesSchedule your security scans
The security center can now scan your workspace’s apps on a schedule instead of waiting for you to start one. You can see each run’s history, add columns for what the scans turned up, and have Base44 tell an app’s owner when their app needs attention. Scans use credits.Read more: Scheduling scansInvite users from a file
The invite window now takes a file of email addresses, so you can invite a long list without pasting them in one at a time.Read more: Inviting users to your appA richer Data tab for your agent
Your Superagent’s Data tab now shows each column by its type: checkboxes as checks, options as badges, links you can open, and previews for images and files. Sort by clicking a column header, choose which columns to show and in what order, and move records you no longer need to the trash.Read more: View and manage dataA preview for every project in your repository
When your repository holds more than one project, Base Code now gives each of them its own preview.- Split the view: Swap sides, move a preview into its own tab, close one, or replace half the screen.
- Choose what runs: Tick the projects you want running on the branch, and each one starts or stops as you tick it.
Pause a campaign when you reach your limit
When you already have as many live Google Ads campaigns as your workspace allows, starting another one now offers a way through instead of stopping you. A window lists your live campaigns with their spend, clicks, and conversions, so you can pause one and carry on with the campaign you were setting up. Taking an app offline also pauses its campaigns, and the activity log says why.Read more: Google Ads campaignsTell your secrets apart
A long secret now shows its first few characters on the Secrets page, so you can tell similar keys apart without revealing the rest. A secret you already saved shows its hint the next time you save it.Read more: Keeping secrets privateChoose what a shared connector can do
When you share a connector with your workspace, you now choose the access it carries: read only, read and write, or a set of permissions you pick yourself.Read more: Adding a connectorYour full Superagent in Telegram groups
In a Telegram group, your Superagent now brings its usual persona, its memory, and the tools you have given it, matching what it already does on WhatsApp. Set to answer always, it can stay out of general chatter and still reply when someone mentions it or replies to it.Read more: Telegram groupsMove a Base44 domain to another app
You can now move a domain you bought in Base44 to another app in the same workspace. Unlink it, delete it from the old app, then connect it to the new one. It keeps its Base44 Domain tag and connects straight away, with no DNS records to set up.Read more: Moving to another appControl workspace-wide app sharing
Workspace owners and admins can now choose whether app owners can share builder apps and Base Code apps with the whole workspace, so anyone in the workspace can join an app without an invite. The same Collaboration settings also control who can invite people from outside the workspace.Read more: Controlling collaborationSecurity scan checks User fields your rules rely on
The security scan now flags custom User fields that your data permission rules rely on but app users can change themselves, such as a company field that decides which records someone sees. Click Fix All on the card to lock these fields so only your app’s editors can change them.Read more: Running a security scanMore builds at the same time
Your app can now run up to 20 builds at once across main and its branches, up from 5, so you and your team wait less when you work on several branches together.Read more: Working with branchesOutgoing webhooks for your workspace
Workspace owners and admins can register their own URL and get notified when something happens in the workspace, such as an app being created, published, or taken offline, or the AI chat starting or finishing a reply. Your systems stay up to date without checking for changes.Read more: Sending workspace events with webhooksEffort levels for everyone
The effort level is now available to everyone who picks a model themselves, for every model that offers levels.Read more: Setting the effort levelStopping the AI mid-response
If you stop the AI partway through, you’re charged for the replies it already finished, the same way as a message that runs to the end. Stopping before its first reply stays free.Read more: Credits FAQsChoose which AI models your workspace uses
Workspace owners and admins can now decide which AI models members can use. Turn off model providers, open-weight models, or models that use more credits, and set the default model for members who haven’t picked one. Models you turn off show as disabled in every model picker.Read more: Controlling AI modelsDatabase limits by plan
Each app’s database now has a size limit, and each record a maximum size, based on your plan. You can see how much of the limit an app uses on the Database card on its App usage page.Read more: Database limitsAsk questions on a merged branch
Close the read-only notice on a merged branch and the message box opens in Discuss mode. Ask about that branch’s code without changing anything.Read more: Working with branchesFix a broken visitor lookup page after Fix all
When Fix all in the security scan breaks a lookup page that visitors use without logging in, the result card offers a Fix the visitor lookup page button. It sends the AI chat a prepared request to repair the page.Read more: Running a security scanShare Square, Notion, QuickBooks and Wrike across your apps
You can now add Square, Notion, QuickBooks and Wrike as shared connectors, so every app in your workspace works with one connected account.Read more: Connector typesSee which account a connection belongs to
New and reconnected Notion, QuickBooks and Salesforce connections now show the Notion workspace, QuickBooks company or Salesforce domain they belong to, so you can tell connections to different accounts apart.Read more: Connectors catalogFollow up in a group while your Superagent works
In a WhatsApp or Telegram group, your follow-up messages now join the request your Superagent is already working on for you, so you can add details or change direction partway through. Reply to a specific message when you want it handled on its own.Read more: Connecting channelsNew comments go to the AI chat
A new comment on your app’s preview now starts with an @Base44 mention, so the AI chat picks it up and works on it. To keep a comment between you and your collaborators, delete the mention before you send it.Read more: Commenting on your appTurn chat suggestions on or off
The AI chat suggests what to write next in your message. Turn Autocomplete on or off in the chat’s More options menu. Your choice applies to all your apps.Read more: Using suggestionsMake a file private
A public file in your file library can now be made private. Its public link stops working, and the file is marked as private so you can tell at a glance.Read more: Making a file privateBase Code reads skills from your repository
On an app you imported, the AI now picks up SKILL.md files committed in the repository itself, along with its commands and the skills that come with its Claude Code and Codex plugins.Read more: Getting started with Base CodeData residency covers your media
If your workspace uses data residency, files and photos uploaded to your apps now stay in the same region as the rest of your app’s data. This applies to apps created from October 12, 2026.Read more: Privacy and securityPresent your slides from the app editor
A Present button in the app editor shows your presentation full screen, starting on the slide you’re on, without publishing it first. Move through the slides with your keyboard or a presentation clicker.Read more: Presenting from the editorClaude Haiku 5.5, and a shorter model list
Claude Haiku 5.5 is now in the AI chat’s model picker. Models you reach for less often have moved under More models, so the list you see first stays short.Read more: Choosing your modelLonger skills
Workspace, personal, and agent skills now hold up to 50,000 characters of instructions, up from 15,000, so you can keep detailed playbooks in a single skill. The AI chat reads a long workspace skill in full when it uses it.Read more: Adding workspace skillsPublish while building
You no longer have to wait for the AI chat to finish before you publish. While a build is running, Publish ships the last version that finished, so a fix you already have can go live straight away. It is not offered on a branch, or when that version is already the published one.Read more: Publishing your appBase44 app for Mac
Build with Base44 in its own window on your Mac, with a dock icon and no browser tab. It’s the same Base44 as on the web, and it keeps itself up to date.Read more: Base44 app for MacGemini 4 Argon in the AI chat
Gemini 4 Argon, Google’s newest Gemini model, is now in the model picker. Choose it for complex builds and debugging.Read more: Choosing your modelChoose how hard the AI thinks
When you pick a model yourself, you can now set its effort level, from Low for quick changes up to Max for the hardest problems. Higher effort takes longer and uses more credits. Effort levels are rolling out gradually.Read more: Setting the effort levelRedesigned Credit usage page
The Credit usage page in your workspace settings shows where your credits go this billing cycle, broken down by members, apps, Superagents, and sources.- See the credits used out of your workspace’s total, and how much of that is yours.
- Follow your usage over time and find what’s using the most.
- Open any app or Superagent for a closer look at what it used.
- Spot unusual spend and members who are close to their limit.
Security scan results arrive area by area
Each area of a security scan now shows its results as soon as it finishes, so you can start reviewing before the whole scan is done. If you changed your app after the last scan, run it again before you apply fixes, so every fix works from up-to-date results.Read more: Running a scanInvite collaborators straight from the search box
In the app editor, click Add collaborator (+), type someone’s email address in the search box, and click Invite to open the invite window with their email already filled in.Read more: Inviting collaboratorsA redesigned component library
The component library now opens with search and a list of categories, and each component has a live preview you can view on desktop or mobile. Tell the AI how to use a component, then add it to your prompt or click Build now to build it right away.Read more: Adding components to your appShow a page in search while its parent is hidden
When you hide a page from search, the pages under it in your app’s web address are hidden too, and the Meta tags tab now tells you which page is hiding them. Switch on any of those pages to show it in search anyway.Read more: Choosing which pages appear in searchChoose what your Google Ads should bring you
When your app tracks 2 or more kinds of results, your Google Ads dashboard asks what your ads should bring you: sales, leads, sign-ups, or every result as before. You can also regenerate a single campaign image instead of all of them.Read more: Setting up conversion eventsSee how your app’s emails perform
The Dashboard tab in Emails now shows how many emails your app sent, how many were delivered, opened, and clicked, plus bounces, spam reports, and unsubscribes, over the last 7, 30, or 90 days. Open any email to see its own stats next to its preview.Read more: Tracking email performanceExport your presentation to PDF
PDF joins PowerPoint and Google Slides on the Export tab, one page per slide, matching what you see in the preview.Read more: Exporting your presentationA merged branch keeps its history
When you merge a branch, its conversation stays as read-only history in the app editor, with a footer explaining the branch’s state and a link back to main or to a branch you are still working on.Read more: Working with branchesPrivate branches for partners
Approved partners can make a branch private when they create it, so only they see the branch and its chat while they build for a client. When the branch is merged, the changes appear on main for everyone.Read more: Creating a private branchPlans dock above the chat box
When the AI proposes a plan, it now sits just above the chat box, where you can read it through and approve or reject it. The plan stays in the chat as a card you can open again after you decide.Read more: Using Discuss modeDrop files anywhere on the chat panel
Drag files from your computer and drop them anywhere on the AI chat panel to attach them to your message.Read more: Adding files from your computerRestore an app user you removed
Removing someone from your app now keeps their profile for 30 days, so you can put them back if it was a mistake. Their user ID and role come back with them, so the records they created stay linked to them.Read more: Restoring an app userA Payouts tab for Base44 Payments
Apps on Base44 Payments have a Payouts tab in the Payments dashboard. See payouts on hold, scheduled and sent, open any payout to check the transactions and fees behind it, and export to CSV.Read more: Tracking payments in your appMove an app connection to your workspace
A connection you added inside one app can now become a workspace connection. On your app’s Integrations page, click Connect to workspace next to it and sign in. Your app keeps using it, and every other app in your workspace can reuse it without connecting the same account again.Read more: Moving a connection to your workspaceDesign systems are managed by owners and admins
Creating, generating, editing, deleting, and setting the default design system are now limited to workspace owners and admins. Editors can still view design systems and attach one in the AI chat.Read more: Design systemComments stay on their branch
A comment you pin on a branch preview belongs to that branch. Merging or deleting the branch clears its threads, so comments from work you have finished do not follow you back to main.Read more: Commenting on your appQuick questions before your first build
When your first prompt for a new web app leaves something important open, the AI asks a few quick questions before it builds. Pick one or more answers, write your own, or skip, and it builds from what you tell it.Read more: Using a promptMore Google Ads campaigns as you pay on time
After 3 paid invoices in a row with no payment problems, each further paid invoice lets your workspace run 1 more Google Ads campaign at once, up to 5, and raises the highest daily budget you can set.Read more: Creating a Google Ads campaignFree first-year domain on yearly Starter plans
Every yearly plan now includes a free domain for its first year, including Starter. Claim it within 60 days of starting your yearly plan: open Domains in your app dashboard, click Buy new domain, and pick the domain marked as free.Read more: Which plans include a free domain?Start a workflow from what it should do
The workflow canvas now has an Add action card beside the trigger, so you can start from what the workflow should do. Pick a backend function, a condition, a wait, or a step you describe yourself. The AI fills in a prompt for it and then asks what should set the workflow off.Read more: Starting from an actionDesign your app’s emails
A new Emails tab in your dashboard lets you design emails that look like your app. Start from a template already in your brand colors and fonts, or ask the AI to design one, then preview it on desktop, tablet, and mobile and send yourself a test.- Built-in emails: Customize the password reset, email verification, user invitation, and access approved emails your app sends.
- Send email step: Add any of your emails to a workflow. Ask the AI chat and it designs the email and adds the step for you.
Decide how new connectors arrive
On the Enterprise plan, workspace owners and admins can now choose what happens when Base44 releases a new connector. Turn it on so members can use it right away, or keep it off until an admin reviews and allows it.Changing this setting never changes the connectors already in your workspace.Read more: Handling new connectorsSSO and data residency on the Business plan
Workspaces created on or after October 1, 2026 need an Enterprise plan (Business or Enterprise) for workspace SSO, SSO for apps, and data residency. You can upgrade to Business yourself from your workspace billing settings.Workspaces created before October 1, 2026 keep their earlier plan requirement, so nothing changes for them.Read more: Setting up SSO for your appLet your workspace join your app
Choose who can collaborate on your app. With Workspace members, anyone in your workspace becomes a collaborator as soon as they open the app, no invite needed. With Invited only, only the people you invite can work on it.Base Code apps use Workspace members by default. All other apps use Invited only, so they work as before until you change the setting.Read more: Choosing who can collaborateChoose who can embed your app
Your app’s security settings now let you choose who may load it in an iframe: anyone, only the sites you list, or no one. This replaces the old on and off toggle, and is open on every plan.- One policy for the workspace: On an Enterprise plan (Business or Enterprise), owners and admins set a single embedding policy in Governance and every app in the workspace follows it.
- Tighter for one app: An app can be stricter than the workspace policy, never looser. Where a workspace policy applies, the app says so.
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Auto approve still asks before widening access
With Auto approve on, the AI chat still asks before giving someone write access or loosening who can see or change a table, even when you asked for the change.Read more: Using Auto approveA Subscriptions tab for Stripe
An app connected to Stripe now has a Subscriptions tab in its Payments dashboard, so you can see recurring payments next to your other transactions.Read more: Tracking payments in your appWorkspace Hub, a home page for your team’s apps
Every Enterprise workspace now has a Workspace Hub, one place where your team can find, open, and use the apps you build together. Open it from Workspace hub in the left sidebar of your workspace.- Featured apps: Your most popular apps appear at the top, or admins can pick them. Anyone can pin their own favorites.
- Browse and search: Find any app visible to the workspace, and filter by recently used, most popular, or new this week.
- Sections: Admins can group apps by team or task. Any published app can go in Featured or a section, and each member only sees the apps they can open.
- Your hub, your brand: Add a cover image, a logo, and a description.
Sonnet 5.5 in the model picker
Sonnet 5.5 is now the Sonnet option in both the AI chat and the agent editor, at the same credit rate as before. If you had Sonnet 5 saved, your pick moves across on its own.Read more: Choosing your modelDecide what search engines can see
You now have full control over what gets indexed, on the Meta tags tab of the SEO & GEO page.- Page by page: Each page has a search visibility toggle, and a column showing at a glance which pages are indexed. Turning a page off removes it from your sitemap and adds a noindex tag.
- Your whole app: Hide the app from search entirely, with a banner so you do not forget it is off.
- Meta tags and structured data: Switches for injecting meta tags and structured data into your pages.
Schedule work for the last day of the month
A scheduled workflow can now run on the last day of the month, or on a particular weekday of the month such as the second Tuesday.Read more: Scheduled workflowsFind anyone working on your app
Click the collaborator avatars in your app editor to open a searchable list of everyone on the app, with an Invite button if the person you want is not there yet.Read more: Managing collaboratorsYour first Base Code turn is free
The first build in an app you imported with Base Code costs no credits, whichever model runs it.Read more: Getting started with Base CodeBase Code checks upstream changes before they reach main
Commits coming from your repository are now tried in a separate sandbox before they land on your app’s main. If the check fails, your working main is left as it was and you are offered a repair branch instead.Read more: Getting started with Base CodeExport your presentation to PowerPoint or Google Slides
You can now take a deck out of Base44 as an editable PowerPoint file, or as a copy in your own Google Drive. The first Google Slides export asks you to connect Google Drive, then gives you a link straight to the new file.Read more: Exporting your presentationGitHub connections moved to the workspace level
GitHub connections now belong to the workspace instead of one person’s account, under a new GitHub tab in your workspace settings. Connections you already had moved across on their own.- One connection for the team: Anyone in the workspace can edit and publish synced apps without connecting GitHub themselves, and commits show Base44 as the author.
- Decide who can connect: Open adding organizations to everyone, or limit it to admins and owners.
- Control which organizations are allowed: Each connected organization has its own toggle, and members only see the allowed ones when they create or import a repository.
- See everything in one place: Every connection is listed with its status, and disconnecting one tells you how many apps stop syncing before you confirm.
Test a table’s permissions from the Data page
Click Test Permissions in preview in a table’s More actions menu to open your app’s preview as another user, on a page that reads that table, so you can check its rules before anyone using your app finds a gap.Read more: Changing data permissionsAsk the AI chat about your plan and credits
You can ask the AI chat about your plan, your message and integration credits, your limits, and who can see your app. It reads your workspace as it stands, so the answer matches what you would find in your settings. This works whichever kind of app you are building.Manage shared connectors from the app editor
The app editor’s connector panel now handles app-user connector setup and full management of shared connectors: reconnect, rename, remove, or change access, all labeled as workspace-level.Read more: Connectors overviewClaude Opus 5.5 and GPT 6 for your apps
Your in-app agents, InvokeLLM calls, and AI gateway calls can now run on Claude Opus 5.5, GPT 6 Sol, and GPT 6 Luna. If you had picked one of the models they replace, your choice moves across to the new equivalent on its own and keeps working.Read more: Choosing your modelSee how AI assistants describe your app
SEO & GEO has a new AI Visibility tab that shows how your app turns up when people ask an AI assistant. See whether assistants can read your pages, which of your pages they drew on to answer, and how a model describes your app.Read more: AI VisibilityFollow your Superagent’s calls from the chat
- Watch a call as it happens: An outbound call now reports back into the conversation that started it, on WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, or the web chat, and the follow-up names who was called, why, and what came of it.
- Set up a number when one is needed: If a goal needs a call and your agent has no number yet, it walks you through setting one up in the chat rather than sending you to its settings.
Build a presentation in Base44
Describe the deck you want and Base44 builds a presentation you can edit, publish, and present.- Edit slides directly: Change the text on a slide in Edit mode, and move between slides from the thumbnail rail.
- Speaker notes: Write notes under a slide, or have Base44 generate them. They save as you type and feed the speaker view.
- 4 ways to show it: A published deck opens in Overview, Speaker, Audience, or Print. Speaker view has a timer and can open a separate display for your audience.
Data version history is now Backup & Restore
The Data tab’s version history panel is now called Backup & Restore, and its wording follows: backups are kept for 7 or 30 days depending on your plan, and you restore your data to a point in time rather than to a version. How it works has not changed.Read more: Backup & RestoreDelete a data table from its card
Each table’s card on the Data page now has Delete this table in its More actions menu. Clear the table’s records in both Production and Test first, since only an empty table can be deleted. If something else in your app still depends on the table, the message names what is standing in the way.Read more: Deleting dataSave code changes while you are on a branch
The code editor now saves your edits on a branch, so you can change a file where you are working instead of switching back to main first.Read more: Code on a branchEvery permissions change lands in the AI chat
Change your app’s data permissions and the AI chat records a card describing what changed. You get the same card whether the change came from a schema edit, the Permissions editor, or the fix all action in the Data tab.Read more: Changing data permissionsGive a WhatsApp group its own picture
Open Manage group, then Details, and set the group picture by uploading an image or pasting a URL. You can also ask your Superagent to set it for you.Read more: WhatsApp groupsClaim your workspace’s email domain
Once your workspace verifies the email domain it uses, you can turn on a workspace creation policy in workspace settings, under Auth and security. Anyone with an address on that domain then joins your workspace rather than opening one of their own, and the login and signup screens say so.Read more: About workspacesReconnect an app to the repository it left
An app that was disconnected from GitHub can connect back to the same repository. Base44 reads the commit history on both sides and works out whether to push your app’s work up or bring the repository’s version in.Read more: Bringing your own GitHub projectAdd a video to a Google Ads campaign
You can upload a video file to a Google Ads campaign from the create wizard, from the add video dialog, or when you swap one video for another. Base44 publishes it unlisted to the YouTube channel behind your Ads account.Read more: Google Ads campaignsGive your Superagent a goal it keeps working toward
A goal is a long piece of work rather than a single request. Your Superagent holds on to what you asked for, its own success criteria, and its open tasks across every run, picks the work back up on its own, and checks the result against what you wanted before it treats the goal as done.- Start one anywhere: Type
/goalin the chat and select Goal, or ask for it from a channel your agent is connected to, such as WhatsApp, Telegram, LINE, iMessage, or Slack. - Follow the work: A Goal running banner shows how it is going, Sub-agents lists what is working on it, and Open goal shows the full list of tasks.
- Pause and come back: Pausing holds the goal with its tasks and results intact until you resume it.
Your own encryption key for workspace secrets
Your workspace can now have a dedicated key for encrypting its secrets, such as API keys and integration credentials, instead of sharing one with other customers. Your existing secrets move across in seconds, with no downtime and nothing for you to do. Talk to your account team to turn it on.Ask your Superagent for its own phone number
You can now set up a dedicated phone number by asking for one in chat, either in the web chat or in a direct message on WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram, or LINE. Send back the verification code when it arrives and your agent finishes the setup itself, with no trip to its settings.Skills and integrations in the slash menu
Type/ in the AI chat to see your workspace’s skills and the integrations available to it, with the ones you have already connected listed first. Picking a skill drops it into your prompt. Picking an integration you have not connected yet starts a prompt to connect it.Keep working on an app with a protected main branch
When an app’s main branch is protected, the AI chat still answers questions and reads your code. Ask for something that would change the app and it offers to create a branch, then carries your request into it.Read more: Base CodeResolve pull request conflicts on an imported app
When a pull request on an imported app conflicts with the branch it is merging into, the AI chat now tells you in its pull request note and offers to work through the conflict with you.Read more: Bringing your own GitHub projectYour Superagent makes the record changes you ask for
Ask your Superagent to create, update, or delete records and it now carries out exactly what you named in the same turn, without asking you to confirm again. Background runs, sub-agent turns, and requests from anyone other than you still come to WhatsApp or Telegram for your approval first.Imported apps follow their own AGENTS.md rules
On an app imported from GitHub, Base44 now reads the AGENTS.md files along the path it is working in and follows the rules it finds there before it edits anything.Read more: Bringing your own GitHub projectPlan mode is a conversation now
Plan mode used to walk you through a fixed set of question cards. Now it is a conversation: the AI reacts to what you say, asks about what is genuinely missing, and suggests things you have not thought of.- Answer in your own words: Most questions come as plain text, so you can answer partly, skip one, or take the conversation somewhere else. Some still arrive as a card of options when the answer is a concrete choice.
- Keep typing: You do not have to wait to be asked. Send a message while a question is on screen and the AI takes it into account alongside your answers.
- Watch the plan fill in: Plan progress sits beside the conversation and tracks 4 sections, checking each one off once there is enough to write it: intent and goal, audience and roles, core flows, and design.
Better outbound calls from your Superagent
- Work through phone menus: Your agent can press keys during a call, so it can get past “press 1 for sales” and carry on with the same call.
- A warmer opening: Calls now open with a short introduction of who your agent is calling for, then ask one question at a time and respond to what the other person actually says.
Claim a custom domain another workspace used
Deleting an app no longer puts its custom domain back in the open. The domain stays reserved for the workspace that had it, and another workspace has to prove it controls the domain before connecting it.- Your own workspace: Reconnecting a domain your workspace used before connects straight away, with nothing to prove.
- A different workspace: The add-domain dialog shows the TXT record to publish at your DNS provider. Add it, then try again.
- Still in use: A domain attached to a live app cannot be taken over. Whoever is using it has to remove it first.
Open a transaction in full
In Payments, select a row in the Transactions tab to open that payment on its own page. It reads the same way for Wix and Stripe payments.- The whole picture: You see the summary, fees and net amount, refund reference, payment method, and the order’s line items with shipping and billing details.
- What happened when: A timeline shows each step the payment went through.
Turn analytics off from the AI chat
Ask the AI chat to switch analytics off for a web app or a browser game and Base44 makes the change for you. You need to own the app, and the app needs SDK version 0.8.46 or newer. Analytics in native mobile apps stay as they are.Read more: App analyticsYour own branches come first
The branch menu sorts the branches you opened to the top and labels those rows You. Every other row names the person who created the branch, wherever Base44 has a record of who that was.Read more: Switching between branchesTemplates in every language
The app templates grid lists templates in every language, on desktop and on mobile, so you browse the full catalog rather than a slice of it.Read more: App templatesInsights on your Google Ads campaigns
A campaign’s detail page carries an insight row drawn from that campaign’s own numbers, so you can read how it is performing without leaving Base44.Read more: Monitoring campaign performance74 more schools on the student discount
Students and educators at 74 newly added institutions can claim the student discount with their school email address.Read more: Student discountYour Superagent uses the skills you already have
Your Superagent draws on Base44’s own skills and the ones you have installed, so a task moves straight to the work instead of pausing to suggest an install. You browse and add skills yourself in the Skills tab under Plugins.Read more: Adding workspace skillsRevert a message on a branch
Version history now offers Revert on any branch you can write to. Reverting restores that branch’s checkpoint as a new commit on the branch itself, so main is untouched. Editing and resending a message stays on main.Read more: Using version history on a branchThe branch menu sits beside your app name
A Main pill next to the app name opens the branch menu. When you are on a branch, the pill carries the branch name in an accent color and the app name folds in behind a slash, so you always know where you are working.Read more: Switching between branchesReview a pull request without leaving Base44
On an app imported from GitHub, select the PR chip to open the files changed and their line counts, and edit the title and description inline.- The chat keeps a record: Creating a pull request and merging one both appear in your chat history.
- Merge from the chat: Ask the AI chat to merge the pull request and it merges it for you.
Placeholder values keep an imported app running
When an imported app is missing a variable it needs to start, Base44 generates an encrypted placeholder so the app boots anyway. The placeholders sit in their own collapsed section with a Replace value action, ready for you to drop in the real key when you have it.Read more: Adding secretsAn Infrastructure page on every imported app
Any app you import has an Infrastructure page showing its compose services, their health, and per-database statistics.Read more: Importing from GitHubFilter and export your transactions
In the Transactions tab you can filter by status and export your whole payment history to CSV. The file carries the date, customer name and ID, transaction ID, status, amount, and currency.Read more: TransactionsPartners can get paid in the client chat
If you are a Base44 partner in the US, you can send a payment request straight into a client thread and get paid by card, powered by Wix Payments.- Set it up once: Connect a Wix Payments account under Partners, in Messages, then send a request from any client thread.
- One-off or recurring: Your client gets a pay link in the chat and pays by card.
- Getting your money: Base44 takes 15%, and you withdraw the rest after 30 days once you complete the payouts identity check.
Set up a managed connector from the AI chat
If you administer the workspace, you can ask the AI chat to set up a Base44 managed connector and approve it right there in the conversation. Workspace settings still works the same way.Read more: ConnectorsWix fonts in the font pickers
The Wix font catalog is part of the font pickers throughout the app editor. A font you upload yourself still wins if its name matches one in the catalog.Read more: FontsEdit backend functions on a branch
Changes to your app’s backend functions save to the branch you are on and reach main when you merge. Apps imported from GitHub and apps with externalized source keep working the way they did.Read more: Backend functions on a branchA quick reaction while your Superagent works
When you send your Superagent a direct message on WhatsApp and the answer takes more than a few seconds, it reacts to your message with an emoji so you know it is working. A reply that lands quickly arrives without one. This applies to direct messages, not group chats.One model lineup for everything your app runs
InvokeLLM, in-app agents, and image and text generation now share a single lineup: Gemini 3.8 Flash, GPT 5.6 Luna, Terra and Sol, Sonnet 5, Opus 5, Fable 5.1, GPT 6 Astra, and GLM 5.2. Every model is available on every plan, with credits as the cost control. An app that calls a retired model name keeps working.Pausing a Google Ads campaign explains what you are pausing
When you pause a campaign that is still in its learning phase, the dialog tells you which situation the campaign is in: Never served, converting, running without conversions, or conversion tracking not set up. Every pause asks you to confirm, and where lowering your daily budget is the better move, the dialog suggests it.Read more: Managing your campaignFewer political declarations on EU campaigns
Every campaign that reaches the EU runs a political-intent check at launch and at retarget. A campaign the check reads as clearly non-political is declared for you. Anything political or unclear still goes to the declaration form.Read more: Creating a Google Ads campaignExplore the component library from the AI chat
The plus menu in the AI chat carries Explore component library, so you can browse ready-made components and drop one into your app while you build.Read more: DesignClaude Sonnet 5 and Opus 5
Anthropic’s newest Claude models are in the AI chat. Automatic mode runs Sonnet 5 for ongoing work, planning, and turns that involve images, and Opus 5 for your first message on plans that do not use cost-saving models. An app whose code names an older Claude model keeps working, and now shows that model’s readable name.Read more: Choosing your modelGemini 3.8 Flash in the AI chat
Google’s Gemini 3.8 Flash sits directly under Fable 5.1 in the model picker. It suits fast responses on everyday tasks.Read more: Choosing your modelYour Superagent reads pages instead of sending screenshots
When your Superagent browses the web, it reads what is on the page and answers from that. It sends a screenshot only when your request is about how something looks, so a channel like WhatsApp gives you the answer rather than a stream of images.Read more: Browser controlLess chatter while your Superagent works
Your Superagent reports less and does more.- One acknowledgement, then only what matters: It writes a single short sentence in the language you wrote in, then sends an update as the work actually moves on instead of narrating every step.
- Answers rather than screenshots: When it browses, it reads the page’s content and sends a screenshot only when your request is genuinely visual, so a channel like WhatsApp gets the answer instead of a stream of images.
Your security scan checks for unauthorized credit usage
Running a security scan on your app now includes a Credit protection check, which finds places where someone could spend your credits without signing in. Each finding comes with a fix you can apply from your app’s Security page.Read more: Running a security scanGPT 6 Astra in the AI chat and Superagent
GPT 6 Astra is OpenAI’s newest and most capable model, suited to the hardest reasoning and the most demanding builds. It uses more credits for each request. You can choose it in the AI chat and for your Superagent, where both model pickers now group models by the company that makes them.Read more: Choosing your modelChoose which note a saved selection joins
When you save a passage from a conversation, Add to note opens so you can create a new note or search for an existing one and add the text there.Read more: Using artifactsRow-level security denies an empty value
A row-level security rule that checks something about the signed-in user now denies access when that value is empty or cannot be resolved. It used to match records where the field was missing, which could show more than you intended.Read more: Managing your app dataFable 5.1 in the AI chat
Fable 5.1 takes the place of Fable 5 in the AI chat. It suits complex, multi-step builds and detailed debugging, when you want thorough results, and it uses more credits for each request. If you had Fable 5 selected, you see Fable 5.1 in its place.Read more: Choosing your modelEdit your branch’s code in the Code tab
The Code tab now saves to the branch you are on, so you can change your app’s code in a branch and leave main untouched. Your changes reach main when you merge.A few files change your whole app rather than one branch. Base44 stops the save on those and points you to main, so you do not need to work out which is which.Read more: Code on a branchMention your Superagent in Slack
Mentioning @Superagent in a Slack channel reaches the agent you connected yourself, on every Slack plan including the free one. If your agent does not recognize you yet, reconnect it once from its Slack tab. Workspaces that do not allow user groups have no agent handle, so @Superagent is the way to reach your agent there.Read more: SlackSave part of a conversation as a note
Highlight any text in a Superagent conversation and choose Add note to keep it. The confirmation gives you a View note link to open it.Read more: Using artifactsTurn a note into a kanban board
A note can now hold a live kanban board, so you can track work alongside everything else you and your Superagent write down.- Build it in the note: Add cards and columns, edit them in place, drag a card from one column to another, and use the per-card and per-column menus to make changes.
- Shared links show the board: When you share a note by link, anyone who opens it sees the board laid out and ready to read.
Every branch of an imported app gets its own preview
A branch of an imported app now runs in its own environment with its own preview address, so you can open a branch and see just that branch’s version of the app.- Branches run independently: Each branch keeps its own queue of messages, so work on one branch does not wait on another.
- New branches start warm: A new branch copies an existing branch’s built code, installed packages, and data, so it is ready to use sooner.
Example prompts on connector cards
In the Connectors panel in the app editor, a connector your workspace already has carries a Use button that lists example prompts. Pick one and it drops straight into AI chat. A connector that is already wired into the open app shows a green check.Read more: ConnectorsTemplates are moving to free listings
New template listings are free from here on. A paid template you already published stays paid and fully editable until 30 September 2026, and the listing form now carries a notice about that date. You can switch a paid template to free at any time, and that switch is permanent.Read more: App templatesA credit toward your first Google Ads campaign
If your account qualifies, the campaign wizard now shows a first-campaign credit offer in your own currency, so you can see what you get back before you set a budget.Read more: Tracking your ad credits88 more schools on the student discount
Students and educators at 88 newly added institutions can claim the student discount with their school email address.Read more: Student discountAugust, 2026
Comment on your app while you build
Pin a comment to any element on your app preview and work through feedback in a thread with the people you build with. Everyone who can edit the app sees the same comments, and new activity appears for all of you as it happens.- Threads stay put: A comment stays anchored to its element as your app changes, so a thread still points at the right spot after your next build.
- Hand a thread to Base44: Send a comment to the AI chat and Base44 works through the feedback for you.
- Only you see them: Comments live inside the app editor. People using your published app never see them.
Your Superagent can take notes in your meetings
Your Superagent can join a meeting on your connected calendar as a notetaker. It records the meeting, writes up the notes and action items, saves them to its notes library, and emails them to you once the meeting ends. It works with any meeting that has a video link, such as Google Meet or Zoom.Read more: Recording your meetingsSee a branch’s code in the editor
The Code tab now shows the file tree of the branch you are on, the same one that branch’s preview renders.Read more: Working with branchesDaily app invite limits follow your plan
How many people you can invite to your app in a day now depends on your plan, from 250 a day on Starter up to 2,500 on Enterprise. Free stays at 100. Invites sent from inside a published app are unchanged.Read more: Inviting users to your appShare a filtered App Logs view as a link
Your App Logs filters now live in the page address, so you can send someone the exact view you are looking at, or come back to it later. Clear filters takes them back out.Read more: Filtering logsAdvertise an app that asks people to log in
The Google Ads campaign wizard now accepts apps set to Public with login, so you can move past the budget step without changing your app’s visibility.Read more: Creating a Google Ads campaignIn-app agent replies are charged by what they use
Each message your in-app agent answers is now charged on what that answer actually uses, with a small minimum per model, so a short answer costs less than a long one.Read more: How credits are usedBuild one message on two models and keep the version you prefer
Every AI model has its own strengths, so instead of guessing which one fits your request, you can now run the same message on two models at once and choose the result you like. Pick the 2 models from the model picker, click Compare, then send your message.- Preview before you commit: The chat shows each version’s status as it builds, then asks which you prefer. Your main app stays untouched until you choose, and you can reject both.
- Find them in your branches: Each compared version is a branch of your app, so both are in your branches list while you decide.
Sign in with a Microsoft name that is not your email
If your Microsoft sign-in name is different from your email address, you can now sign in with either one. Base44 matches you against the identifiers Microsoft provides, so nothing extra is needed from you or your admin.Read more: Setting up Microsoft Entra SSOGive access to a private app at sign-in
A private app can grant access on a successful SSO sign-in, so anyone who authenticates through your identity provider gets in without waiting for an invite.- Off by default: Set a workspace-level default, then override it on any app with on, off, or inherit, so some apps can stay invite only.
- What it needs: The app has to be set to Private, and your workspace has to have SSO configured.
One credit rule for every email your app sends
Every email your app sends is now charged and logged the same way, whichever part of your app sends it.- Emails from workflows use integration credits: A workflow email uses an integration credit, the same as an email sent from your app’s code, and appears in App Logs and your credit reports. Once your workspace reaches its integration credit limit, a workflow email stops with an out-of-credits error.
- An email that never leaves costs nothing: A send that does not go through gets its own App Logs row at no credit, and configuration and limit problems name what to change, so you can fix the cause without guessing.
A notification when your publish request goes through
If you asked an approver to publish your app, you get an in-app notification the moment it goes live.Read more: Publish approval requestsYour GitHub identity on commits made from Base44
A commit made through the GitHub integration carries your GitHub identity as a co-author, so the repository history shows who asked for the change.Read more: GitHub connectorMake a workspace member an agency partner
A workspace admin can now grant agency partner status to a member from Members and groups in workspace settings. The status retires on its own when that member leaves the workspace. Available on the Pro plan and above.See which element your Edit mode request applies to
The element you pick in Edit mode now appears as a chip in the AI chat input, so you can check what your request applies to before you send it. Remove the chip to drop the selection, and the chip stays on the message after you send it.Read more: DesignSearch for people when adding them to a group
Adding members to a group now opens a search overlay, so you can find people by name instead of scrolling the whole list. The overlay stays open while you add several people, the roster keeps a steady height, and the Groups tab in your app finds the groups a member belongs to by name.Read more: Managing enterprise membersEmail people who are not registered users of your app
Your app can now send email to addresses that do not belong to a registered app user. This works on a paid plan when your app has a custom domain connected and verified, and every send goes through content screening, recipient hygiene checks, and anti-abuse limits.Read more: Sending emails from your appMeet the Base44 community in Basecamp
Basecamp is the home of the Base44 community. Find a group of builders near you, see what is coming up, and RSVP to workshops, office hours, hackathons, and meetups run by the Base44 team and by builders around the world.- Find a community: Search the directory and filter groups by region, platform, interest, and language. Communities moderated by Base44 carry a verified badge, and you can submit your own group to the directory.
- Join events: RSVP to virtual, in-person, and hybrid events, add them to your calendar, and browse past sessions.
More than 25 new fonts for your apps
The font pickers in your app editor now include a catalog of over 25 licensed font families, from classic serifs to modern display faces. Search by name or browse the list from the Fonts tab in the Theme panel.Read more: FontsRefine a design option before you choose it
When the AI offers you visual design options, you no longer have to take one as it comes. Click the Expand icon on an option to open it in full view, shape it until it looks right, then click Apply.- Adjust the details: Describe a targeted change, such as a lighter background or a more minimal layout, and the option keeps its direction while only those details change.
- Ask for something else: Request a completely different direction and that option is replaced with a fresh concept.
Notes: A shared workspace with your Superagent
Notes gives you and your Superagent one shared workspace for the context that should stay useful beyond a single conversation. Open the Notes tab in Superagent to get started.- Built for you: Connect your email and calendar and your Superagent turns useful information into organized topic pages, with a For you page for tasks, follow-ups, and deadlines.
- Edit together: Create rich pages yourself or ask your Superagent to create and update them from chat.
- Share a note: Share a note with another person by email so you can both edit it, or publish a page as an unlisted link.
Your Superagent joins your meetings
From the new Meetings tab, your Superagent joins your online meetings on Zoom or Google Meet, listens, and takes notes for you.- Summary in your inbox: After the meeting, you get the notes and action items by email.
- Save it as a note: Keep the meeting summary as a note so it stays part of your shared workspace.
See the infrastructure behind your imported app
Apps imported from GitHub now have an Infrastructure page that shows the services your app runs, their health, and database statistics, so you can check on your stack without leaving Base44.Read more: Connecting your GitHub repositoryBring an existing GitHub project into Base44
You can now import a GitHub repository and work on it like any other app. Base44 sets it up in a cloud environment, so there is no local setup and you can work from any browser.- Make changes in AI chat: Ask for changes in AI chat and see them live in the preview.
- Ship back as a pull request: Send your changes back to the repository as a pull request, so the repository stays your source of truth.
- Private repositories: Connect private repositories through your own GitHub sign-in.
A branch behaves like a full copy of your app
A branch is now built and served on its own, so it works like a real copy of your app instead of a variation of main.- Its own preview: A branch preview serves the branch’s own pages and reads its own schema, and Edit mode and split-screen editing work there too.
- Its own version history: Version history reads the branch’s history, so restoring a version brings back that branch’s state instead of overwriting it with main’s schema and navigation.
- Merge from AI chat: Ask AI chat to merge a branch into main, or update a branch from main, then confirm it from a card in the chat.
- Start one while your app is building: Create a branch before main finishes generating. It forks from the last completed version and starts building right away. Merging, deleting, and importing still wait until main is idle.
- On any GitHub-connected app: Create a branch on any app connected to GitHub, and import a repository branch as an app branch.
- From your phone: Switch, create, and merge branches on mobile web and in the iOS and Android app.
Automatic DNS setup for a domain you already own
Connecting a domain you already own now sets up its DNS records for you at your provider, instead of asking you to copy them across by hand.Read more: Setting up your custom domainShare an app with a workspace group
You can now give a whole workspace group a role on an app from the app’s Groups tab. Membership in the group is the invite, so there is no extra approval step.Read more: Managing workspace groupsClaude Opus 5 is now available
Claude Opus 5 is now an option in both AI chat and your Superagent’s model picker. Choosing a model by hand is available on the Builder plan and above.Read more: Using the AI chatMore schools qualify for the student discount
Base44 verifies student and educator email domains for the student discount, and the list of eligible institutions keeps growing, most recently across Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, Latin America, and US K-12 schools.Read more: Who is eligibleOne callback URL for every app in your workspace
Setting up a connector with your own OAuth credentials used to mean registering a separate callback URL for every app host, and every new app or custom domain sent you back to register more. Connectors now use a single callback URL that covers all of your apps.- Register it once: Add
https://connectors.base44.com/api/oauth/callbackto your OAuth provider, and it keeps working as you build more apps and connect custom domains. - Move older connections when you are ready: Connections created earlier keep their per-app URLs and show a Per-app URLs badge. Switch one over from Callback URLs in the connection, and switch it back from the same place.
Your Superagent does more with your messages
- Reaches your other apps: Message your Superagent on WhatsApp, Telegram, LINE, or iMessage and it can now answer about any app in your workspace, and write data across them, instead of only the app it belongs to. Messages from anyone other than the owner stay closed, as do workspaces using SSO or an IP allowlist.
- Takes a message mid-run: A message you send while your agent’s turn is running now joins that run at its next step, instead of waiting for the turn to finish. This works from the Send now button in the agent editor, and automatically in a 1:1 WhatsApp, Telegram, LINE, iMessage, or Slack conversation.
- Shows images in chat: When your Superagent sends an image, or links to one directly, chat now shows the picture itself instead of a link.
A guided Payments tab for your app
The new Payments tab walks you through going live with payments. Connect Base44 Payments (powered by Wix) or Stripe, finish setup with your provider, and run a test transaction to experience checkout the way your customers will. The tab appears once you connect a payment provider.- Guided setup: A step-by-step flow takes you from connecting a provider to your first real payment.
- Test checkout: Run a test transaction to see the checkout your customers will use.
- Transaction data in one place: See your payments and revenue from your provider without opening an external dashboard.
Control which channels your apps can use
A new Governance policy lets you control which communication channels your workspace’s apps and agents can use, in both directions. Set a channel to allowed or blocked once, and every app and agent follows it.- Covered channels: WhatsApp, Telegram, LINE, iMessage, Slack, and email.
- Per-app exceptions: Allow a specific app to use a channel, with a reason recorded.
- Enforced for you: The policy is enforced on Base44’s servers, so an agent cannot be talked into bypassing it.
A richer All Apps page
The All Apps page has new ways to find and organize your apps.- Filter, search, and sort: Narrow down your apps and sort them the way you want.
- More at a glance: App cards now show details like publish date, number of users, and collaborators.
- Drag into folders: Drag and drop apps into folders to keep them organized.
Multiple conversations with your Superagent
You can now keep separate conversations with your Superagent instead of one long chat. Each conversation keeps its own context, so unrelated work does not get mixed together.- Work in parallel: Keep different tasks in different conversations.
- Pick up where you left off: Move between conversations without losing track of where you were.
- Archive old conversations: Tuck away conversations you are done with.
Custom domains are included in the Starter plan
You can connect a custom domain from the Starter plan up, instead of needing a one-off grant. You can also remove the Base44 badge from your app. The Starter plan does not include the free 1 year domain, so you buy or bring your own.Read more: Setting up your custom domainDesign systems now apply to captured and imported apps
You can now attach a workspace design system to an app that started somewhere else, like a website capture or a Figma import. Attach it once the app has finished building, and Base44 rebuilds the theme and every page on top of your design system instead of recoloring what is already there.Read more: Design systemAdd entities and fields inside a branch
You can now add entities and fields while working in a branch, and see them right away in that branch’s own preview. Records stay shared with your main app, and Base44 keeps your main schema safe from breaking changes.Read more: Working with branchesRequire workspace API keys instead of personal ones
You can now require that your workspace’s apps and data use only workspace service keys and app-user authentication, which blocks personal API keys. A Business workspace can have workspace keys, but requiring them is an Enterprise control.- See how personal keys are used: Your workspace’s Authentication settings now show personal API key usage, including request counts and how many people are using them.
Set publishing permissions by workspace group
On the Enterprise plan, workspace governance now shows group rows next to role rows, so you can set publishing permissions for a whole group at once.Read more: Setting publishing permissions for groupsRestore a deleted app from Trash
When you delete an app, it moves to Trash. You can restore it yourself for 30 days from the Trash view or the Undo toast, and a workspace admin can restore any app across the workspace.- Restoring rebuilds your backend: Base44 also lists anything you need to set up again, since deleting immediately releases the app’s custom domains, connected integrations, and automations.
Edit backend functions on a branch
You can now ask AI chat to add or change a backend function while you are working on a branch. The branch gets its own copy of the function, so your main app keeps running the version it already had until you merge.- The preview runs the branch’s version: A branch preview calls the functions you just changed, not main’s.
- Shared files too: The files your functions import from your app’s shared folder can be edited on the branch alongside them.
- Merging deploys them: When you merge the branch, its functions deploy to main. Publish from main as usual.
- Still main-only: Workflows and in-app agents have to be changed on main.
Invite links open login or signup with your email filled in
Follow an invite link while signed out and Base44 now sends you to the right place with your email already filled in. You go to login if you have an account or your workspace uses SSO, or to signup if you’re new. After you sign in, you’re returned to the invite.Choose exactly which emails you get
Unsubscribing from a Base44 email now only opts you out of marketing messages. Transactional emails, like login codes, password resets, and billing notices, always get through.- Pick your topics: A new Email preferences page in your account settings lets you choose exactly which marketing topics you want to receive.
- Easy resubscribe: Clicking Unsubscribe opens a confirmation page with a one-click Resubscribe, so you don’t need to contact support to opt back in.
Switch a monthly plan to yearly from Manage Subscription
On the plan picker’s Yearly tab, selecting your current monthly plan opens Manage Subscription, where Upgrade to Yearly switches you over in place.Read more: Switching from monthly to yearlyAttach large Figma brand files
You can now attach a large .fig brand guide. Pick the frames you need, and Base44 prepares the file in the background, downscaling oversized images inside it, so you can keep filling in the rest of the form while it works.Read more: Creating a design systemBranch your app to try changes safely
You can now branch your app from its name in the chat top bar, work in the branch’s own preview, and merge back to main when you’re ready.- Build in parallel: Main and each branch run their own build queue, so up to five builds can run at once, and the branch menu shows which ones are still working.
- Edit mode follows your branch: Element selection and Edit mode changes save to the branch you’re on, alongside the branch’s own chat. Editing code directly in the code editor stays on main.
- Automatic branch names: Base44 names a new branch from your first message, in three words or fewer, always in English no matter what language you wrote in.
Design systems from a private npm registry
Design system generation from an npm package now supports private registries, not just the public one. Add a registry URL and an access token, and optionally list the scopes that should resolve there so your other packages still come from the public registry. Base44 verifies the package before building your design system from it, and your token is used once and never stored. On the Builder plan and above.Read more: Design systemAdd a design system from a published npm package
On the Builder plan and above, you can now generate a design system from a published npm package, alongside Figma files and website URLs. Paste a package name, a name@version, or an npmjs.com link, and Base44 builds your design system from it.Read more: Design systemEditors can now view workspace groups
On the Enterprise plan, workspace editors get a read-only Groups tab showing the group list, roster, and membership. Viewers still see the tab disabled.Read more: Managing enterprise workspace members and groupsResume a stuck Stripe activation
If your Stripe account gets stuck mid-activation, Base44 now shows what Stripe still needs from you, along with a Resume setup in Stripe button so you can pick up where you left off.Read more: Setting up paymentsYour Superagent remembers what matters across conversations
Your Superagent now understands and keeps track of what matters to you, instead of just storing a long list of notes.- Knowledge that updates itself: Important facts and preferences are saved automatically, categorized, and refreshed when they change or come up again.
- Working context per conversation: Each conversation keeps track of your goal, progress, decisions, blockers, and next steps.
- A memory log you can review: Browse daily summaries and past conversations any time.
- Full control: Add, edit, or delete what your Superagent remembers, and choose whether it is shared across conversations.
One security center for your whole workspace
A new Security Center gives you a single, portfolio-wide view of security across every app in your workspace, instead of checking apps one by one.- Portfolio view: See risks found across RLS, secrets, backend functions, dependencies, static code, and headers, plus each app’s scan and publish status.
- Search, filter, and export: Customize columns and export results to CSV.
- Take action directly: Run a security scan or unpublish an app, one at a time or in bulk, and transfer app ownership.
- Jump straight in: Open any app’s Security page, preview, or dashboard from the same view.
Manage workspace roles with groups
You can now assign a role to a group instead of to each member individually. Everyone in the group inherits that role, managed from a new Groups tab on the Members page.- Custom groups: Create and manage groups directly in Base44, no SSO required.
- Identity provider groups: Sync groups from Okta, Entra, or Google through SCIM. They stay managed in your directory and read-only in Base44.
- Clear role resolution: If someone belongs to multiple groups, the highest role wins, and every change is logged.
GLM 5.2 is now your Superagent’s default model
Sonnet 4.6 has been retired from the model picker. If your agent was already set to it, that selection keeps working.- New default: Agents using the default model now run on GLM 5.2 instead of Sonnet 4.6.
- Image and PDF turns still use Sonnet 5: Any turn where you share an image or PDF runs on Sonnet 5 regardless of your default model.
- Enterprise workspaces keep Sonnet 5 as their default: Workspaces on the Enterprise plan are not switched to GLM 5.2. They stay on Sonnet 5, including for the build-mode planner.
Backend functions can import sibling and shared files
Backend functions that import a relative file, such as ’./helpers/x.js’ or ’../../shared/x.ts’, used to fail silently: the deploy would fail and Base44 would show the imported file as missing, with no clear error pointing to the real cause. These imports now work correctly.July, 2026
New connectors: Klaviyo, Asana, Moneybird, Wave, Sentry, PagerDuty, Bitbucket, and Polar.sh
Eight new connectors are live in the connector catalog.- Klaviyo: Craft targeted email and SMS campaigns for your e-commerce marketing.
- Asana: Turn your data into actionable tasks and keep your team’s projects in sync.
- Moneybird: Automate your accounting and invoicing.
- Wave: Track business expenses and send professional invoices.
- Sentry: Monitor app performance and catch bugs in real time.
- PagerDuty: Route incidents and streamline your alerting.
- Bitbucket: Manage Git repositories, track issues, and collaborate on code.
- Polar.sh: Handle funding, manage subscriptions, and distribute rewards to open source contributors.
Your own Superagent for client conversations
If you are part of the Base44 Partner Program, you can now create a Superagent that manages conversations with your clients, with a single click and no configuration needed.- Choose how it responds: Auto-reply to new leads, auto-reply to every conversation, or draft replies for you to review before sending.
- Full context, automatically: Your Superagent picks up your communication history with each client, so it can start managing a conversation with no manual setup.
Connect AI assistants to any workspace you’re a member of
You can now connect ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or the Base44 CLI to any workspace you belong to, not only your personal workspace. During setup, you choose which workspace the connection should use, and every action it takes runs in that workspace.- Workspace membership is re-checked continuously: Every request and token refresh re-validates that you still belong to the workspace.
- SSO-enforced workspaces stay protected: Removing a member or rotating your SSO configuration instantly disconnects that member’s connection.
Data version history for Enterprise workspaces
Your app’s data now has an undo button. Base44 automatically saves snapshots of your entity data, so you can view, download, and restore an earlier version any time you need it.- Automatic snapshots: Snapshots are saved automatically and kept for 30 days.
- One-click restore: Roll any table back to an earlier point in time. Writes to that table pause briefly during the restore to keep it consistent.
- Where to find it: Open it from the Data tab on any entity. There is nothing to switch on.
Switch your automations to workflows
If your app still uses automations, you can now move all of them to workflows in one step. Base44 recreates each automation as a workflow, keeping its trigger, schedule, and run history, so you do not have to rebuild anything. Your automations keep running until the switch finishes.Read more: Creating workflowsEarn rewards with Achievements
Achievements is a new way to earn points for taking part in the Base44 community. Complete quick missions from your profile, then redeem your points for platform credits or swag.- Earn as you build: Complete missions like sharing how you use Base44 or introducing yourself, and points are awarded once you submit proof.
- Redeem for rewards: Spend your points on platform credits or physical swag, shipped to you with tracking.
- Fresh missions: New achievements are added regularly, so there is always a new way to earn.
Clear your Superagent’s memory in one step
From your Superagent’s memory settings, you can now clear everything your agent remembers at once. A confirmation step shows what will be removed before anything is deleted.- What gets cleared: Saved facts, short-term memory, and daily sessions with their transcripts.
- What stays: Your chat conversations and the agent itself.
Email alerts for private app access requests
When someone requests access to your private app, you now get an email in addition to the in-app notification, so you can respond even when you are away from Base44.Read more: Managing accessOne-click Stripe setup
When you connect Stripe to your app, Base44 can now create the API key for you, so you no longer need to find and paste it yourself.Read more: Activate live paymentsCrop and zoom your app logo
When you upload an app logo, you can now crop, drag, and zoom it before saving, so it looks right without editing the image first.Read more: Setting your app logoNew connectors
Connect your app to more of the tools you already use.- Marketing and CRM: Mailchimp, Omnisend, Meta Ads, Facebook Pages, Gorgias, Intercom, and Zoho CRM.
- Productivity and docs: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote.
- Commerce and media: Gumroad and Twitch.
GPT-5.6 Terra and GPT-5.6 Sol
Two new GPT-5.6 models are now available as options in the AI chat.- GPT-5.6 Terra: A cost-efficient option for complex reasoning and multi-step planning.
- GPT-5.6 Sol: The most capable option, for the hardest reasoning and large, evolving projects.
A fresh new look for Base44
Base44 has a new brand and a refreshed look across the platform, including a new logo.Read more: Base44Okta custom URL domains for SSO
If your enterprise workspace uses Okta single sign-on with a custom URL domain, you can now use that domain directly. Enter it in the Okta Domain field, and Base44 builds the discovery URL from it automatically.Read more: Setting up SSO for OktaWorkflows
Workflows is a new way to automate what your app does behind the scenes, with multi-step flows that can run on a schedule, when your data changes, from a connector, or from your in-app agents.- Multi-step logic: Chain steps together with conditions, branching, and delays, and decide what happens when a step fails.
- Test as you build: Try a flow in the playground and step through each run to see exactly what happened.
- Credit visibility: See what a workflow uses so you can keep your runs efficient.
- Automatic failure protection: A workflow that fails repeatedly pauses itself and notifies you, so a failing workflow stops instead of running up costs.
API key permission scopes
In your enterprise workspace, you can now create API keys with specific permissions instead of full access.- Choose permissions: Grant each key only what it needs, such as reading monitoring data, streaming audit logs, managing SCIM users, or deploying apps.
- Target apps: Scope the deploy permission to all apps or only the apps you choose.
- Audit trail: Every change to a key is recorded in your workspace audit logs.
Code vulnerability scanning
The security scan now analyzes your app’s own code for exploitable patterns, such as missing access checks, unsafe handling of user input, or exposed sensitive data. Each finding shows a severity, the affected file, and a recommended fix. Code vulnerability scanning is available on the Builder plan and above.Read more: Running a security scanSecurity scan fixes are tracked in the AI chat
When you apply a security scan fix, Base44 now records it as a message in your app’s AI chat and creates a checkpoint first, so you can see exactly what changed and revert if needed.- Applies to data permission, security header, and package fixes.
- Review issues in a new table view, select which ones to fix, and filter by type or severity.
- Ignore issues that are not a concern for your app, and restore them later.
Manage your agent’s data from the editor
Superagents now have a Data page where you can view and manage your app’s data without leaving the editor.- Edit records inline: View, add, edit, and delete records directly in the table.
- Export to CSV: Download any table as a CSV file.
- Inspect schemas: See the structure of each table.
- Manage app users: Change roles or remove users right from the user table.
Fable 5
Fable 5 is now available as a model option in the AI chat.- Great for complex, multi-step builds and detailed debugging, when you want thorough, high-quality results.
June, 2026
Add pages from Figma to an existing app
You can now import Figma frames as new pages at any point while building, not just when you start a new app. In the AI chat, click the + icon, select Add page from Figma, and paste a frame link.Read more: Importing from FigmaSonnet 5
Sonnet 5 is now available as a model option in the AI chat.- Balanced speed and quality, a strong all-around choice for everyday building and quick iterations.
Base 1
Base 1 is now available as a model option in the AI chat.- Base44’s first in-house model, trained on real building patterns from across the platform. A well-rounded, general-purpose choice for both everyday building and conversation.
Curated skills for your Superagent
A new skills market gives you curated, ready-to-use skills you can activate with one click and customize from there.- Beautiful Slides: Create presentations from any content.
- Chief of Staff: Manage your inbox, calendar, and priorities in one place.
- Month-End Close Assistant: Categorize expenses, scan receipts, and produce monthly reports.
- Scheduling Desk: Handle availability, bookings, and lead-to-booking flows.
Let visitors chat with your in-app agent without signing in
You can now allow people to chat with an in-app agent without logging in, across the web, WhatsApp, and Telegram. Turn it on per agent when you want to open it up to anonymous visitors.Read more: Setting up an AI agent for your appSmart reply for WhatsApp groups
Choose how your Superagent takes part in a WhatsApp group. With Smart reply, it responds only when it can add value, or you can set it to reply only when mentioned.Read more: Creating a SuperagentVisualize your data with widgets in Superagent chat
Your Superagent can now create widgets like charts and visual summaries right in the conversation, so you can see your data at a glance.- Any data source: Widgets can draw on any data your agent works with, not just app entities.
- Saved to your files: Each widget is saved to your agent’s files so you can come back to it.
Session recordings in Analytics
Session recordings are now a dedicated tab in your app Analytics, so you can replay real visitor sessions to see where people succeed and where they get stuck.- Summarize with AI: Get a summary of the key moments in a session with recommended next steps.
- Search events: Jump to specific events within a recording.
- Developer tools: Review the network calls and errors captured during the session.
Manage workspace members in bulk
The Members page now lets you act on many members at once instead of one at a time.- Select multiple members to change their roles or set message credit limits together.
- Filter the member list and export it to CSV.
- Pagination keeps large workspaces fast to load.
Connect your own data sources
You can now connect your own data sources, such as Snowflake and Databricks, to query and use your warehouse data as you build.Read more: Snowflake connector and Databricks connectorClient management for partners
Partners now have a dedicated space to manage client requests in one place, instead of tracking them over email.- Inbox: Every contact request in a single list, with a built-in thread to reply to clients.
- Status tracking: Mark where each request stands to keep your pipeline clear.
- Give app access: Link an app to a client and grant access right from the conversation.
Bring your Superagent into Slack
Add your Superagent to your Slack workspace and mention it by name to chat with it right inside Slack. Its thinking and tool steps update in the thread as it works.- One-click setup: Add your Superagent from the Channels page.
- Mention to chat: Bring your agent into any thread by mentioning it by name.
Add your Superagent to a Telegram group
Once your Superagent is connected to Telegram, you can add it to a Telegram group so it can join the conversation alongside everyone else.Read more: Superagent channelsPer-page SEO settings for nested pages
Custom SEO titles and descriptions now apply to pages inside nested folders, so you can fine-tune search visibility for every page without restructuring your app.Read more: Checking your SEO and GEOChoose how your Superagent uses memory
You can now control what your Superagent remembers and when it draws on past context.- No memory: The agent does not save new facts or session history, and does not read past conversations.
- Save memory: The agent saves memory from the current conversation but does not use memory from other conversations.
- Keep memory between conversations: Memory saved in one conversation is available in your other conversations with the same agent.
Send images in your chat channels
Your Superagent can now send images from its workspace as native messages on WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, and iMessage, not just as links.Read more: Superagent channelsSee your credit usage per app
A new App usage view in the Overview tab breaks down your message and integration credits for the current billing cycle. You can see your usage in the current app, your usage across other apps, an integration credit breakdown by source, and how many credits you have left.Read more: Viewing usage for a single appManage all your app data in one place
A new Data page in the app editor brings every entity together, so you can view and edit records, export a table to CSV, and spot row-level-security warnings without leaving the editor.Read more: Managing your app dataInvite collaborators to your Superagent
Invite other people to your Superagent and chat together in a shared conversation. The agent recognizes who sent each message and responds accordingly.- Manage together: Invite or remove collaborators and manage the Superagent as a team.
- Live presence: See when a collaborator is typing.
Instant Partner Program approval
Joining the Base44 Partner Program no longer requires manual approval, and partners get new benefits.- Automatic approval: At Level 2, you can join as a partner. At Level 3, you are added to the Partner Directory automatically.
- All your apps in one list: See every app you own, collaborate on, or administer across workspaces, with each app labeled by its workspace.
- Pay from a specific workspace: Choose which workspace a payment comes from.
Richer SEO snapshots for search and AI crawlers
The HTML snapshot Base44 generates for search engines and AI crawlers now includes clearly labeled page sections and a description for each page. Crawlers get a fuller picture of your app’s structure and content without running JavaScript, which improves how your published apps are discovered and represented in search results and AI answers.Request approval to publish
If your role cannot publish an app, or the visibility level you want is not allowed, you can now send a publish request instead of being blocked. You choose the visibility you are requesting and can add a message for the reviewer. Workspace owners and admins are notified by email and in their Base44 notifications, and can review and publish the app on your behalf.Read more: Publishing permissionsAgents can pause or stop automations mid-run
Your Superagent can now pause or stop an automation while it is running, not just before or after. If an automation starts looping or behaving unexpectedly, the agent stops it immediately to prevent unnecessary credit usage.Read more: Building a SuperagentFailing automations pause automatically
Scheduled automations that keep failing are now paused automatically. You receive a notification when this happens and can re-enable the automation once the issue is resolved.Read more: What happens when a workflow failsTrigger conditions for automations
Ask the AI chat to add conditions to any automation to control exactly when it fires. Instead of running on every trigger event, the automation only runs when the event also matches the conditions you define. Conditions are shown in the Advanced section of the automation panel once set.Read more: Creating workflowsLaunchpad: My Submissions page
A new My Submissions page in Launchpad lets you track, edit, and withdraw your submissions in one place. Apps you have already submitted are hidden from the submission picker to prevent duplicate entries.Read more: Submitting to LaunchpadShare your Superagent as a template
Create a template link for your Superagent so anyone with the link can create their own copy. You choose whether to include skills, agent memory, files, and tasks, and you can replace or revoke the link at any time.Read more: Superagent FAQsOutbound webhooks for Superagents
Your Superagent can now send real-time event notifications to external systems when a conversation or message activity happens.- Supported events:
message.createdandmessage.completed. - Deliveries are signed and secured so your endpoint can verify they came from Base44.
Redesigned workspace members table
The members table has a new columnar layout with improved search, sorting, and per-member actions.Read more: Managing workspace membersSwitch between agents in the editor
A new agent switcher in the Superagent editor lets you move between your agents or create a new one without leaving the current view.Read more: Building a SuperagentA clearer permissions editor
Reviewing and fixing data permissions is easier to follow. Recommendations at the top of each entity are cleaner and clearer, before-and-after tables show exactly how a change affects who can access your data, and recommendations now appear in Edit mode as well.Read more: Running a security scanMay, 2026
Publish permissions for workspaces
Workspace admins and owners can now control publish permissions and set default app visibility by role.- Restrict publishing to admins and owners, or allow all workspace members to publish.
- Set the default visibility for new apps created by different workspace roles.
Workspace members page summary cards
The members page now shows summary cards at the top so you can see your workspace at a glance.- Members: Total number of members in the workspace.
- Credits usage: How much of the workspace’s credit pool has been used.
- Top builders: The most active members by credit usage.
- Guests: Total number of guest collaborators.
Undo and redo in canvas
The canvas now supports undo and redo for your edits, so you can step back through changes without affecting your collaborators’ work.- Undo or redo create, move, resize, edit, delete, lock, and connect actions.
- Your undo history is personal, so reverting a change only affects your own edits, not those made by collaborators.
Opus 4.8
Opus 4.8 is now available as a model option in the AI chat and Superagents.- Best for complex multi-step logic, intricate architecture decisions, and edge cases where accuracy matters most.
Disconnect iMessage from the iMessage tab
You can now disconnect and reconnect your iMessage channel directly from the iMessage tab in your Superagent, without sending a/disconnect message in chat.Read more: Connecting iMessageEditors no longer have automatic access to all workspace apps
The Editor role no longer grants automatic admin access to every app in a workspace.- Editors must now be explicitly added as collaborators to access individual apps.
- Only Owners and Admins have workspace-wide access to all apps.
- If an Editor previously relied on automatic access to specific apps, add them as collaborators on those apps to restore access.
Launchpad comment interactions
Comments on Launchpad app detail pages now support more ways to engage.- React to comments with a like or dislike.
- Reply to a comment to start a threaded conversation.
- Report inappropriate comments directly from the comment.
Connector management for workspaces
Workspace owners and admins can now control which connectors are available across the workspace from Workspace Settings → Connectors.- Enable or disable shared credentials and app user credentials per connector.
- Block connectors workspace-wide, including in apps and agents that use them.
- Manage multiple connectors at once with bulk actions.
Smarter preview recovery on code errors
When your app’s code errors in the preview, the editor now keeps the preview alive and shows the error inline with a Resolve with AI option. Click it to send the error to the AI chat for an immediate fix without restarting the preview.Read more: AI chat modesMulti-domain SSO and easier member onboarding
Enterprise SSO workspaces can now verify multiple email domains, and invited members can discover SSO on their first login.- Add multiple verified domains from Auth and security in your workspace settings. Users with any verified domain are prompted to sign in with SSO automatically.
- Invited members with a pending invitation can now discover SSO when they sign in for the first time.
- Set a default role (Viewer or Editor) for users who are added to your workspace through SSO for the first time.
Bulk fix for security recommendations
The security panel now lets you apply multiple data permission fixes in a single action instead of fixing each entity separately.- Select up to 100 recommendations and click Fix All to apply them at once.
Voice mode improvements
Voice conversations with your Superagent now have more continuity with your text chat.- When you start a voice call, your Superagent picks up context from the last 10 messages in your text conversation, so you can continue where you left off without repeating yourself.
- Voice transcripts are saved as messages in your chat history and persist across page refreshes, alongside your text messages.
Generate speech
A new built-in integration lets your app convert text to spoken audio. Add it to build voice narration, announcements, or any audio output into your app.Read more: Built-in integrationsWorkspace owners and admins can delete any app
If you are a workspace owner or admin, you can now delete apps that other members created. Previously, only the app’s creator could delete it.- A warning appears in the delete dialog showing the app owner’s email address and confirming they will be notified.
- The app owner receives an in-app notification and email when their app is deleted, including the name of the admin who deleted it.
Canvas design tools
A set of new visual design capabilities is available in the canvas view.- Draw and sketch freely on the canvas with adjustable stroke weight and color.
- Style images with border controls from the image toolbar.
- Double-click any page in the canvas to enter Edit mode directly.
- Resize sticky notes from any edge.
Control who can invite external collaborators
A new External Collaborators toggle in your workspace’s Auth and security settings lets you restrict who can invite people from outside the workspace to collaborate on apps.- Enabled: Only workspace owners and admins can invite external guests.
- Disabled: Any workspace member can send guest invitations.
Redesigned data access rules
The editor for setting data access rules on your app’s entities has been redesigned with a clearer layout and improved controls.- Rules are now displayed in an editable table view with inline editing.
- A JSON preview lets you see the raw rule structure at any time.
- A scan runs automatically after saving to surface any access issues.
Custom social image for your app
Upload a dedicated image in your app settings to control how your app appears when shared on social media or in messaging apps.- Set a custom image for
og:imageandtwitter:imagetags. - If no image is set, your app logo is used as a fallback.
Base44 Launchpad
Launchpad is a community space where you can submit your app to get it discovered, tried, and voted on by the Base44 community.- Submit any public, published app with a tagline, description, and screenshots or a short demo video.
- People can browse and vote for their favorite apps, helping them climb the leaderboard.
- Top apps win credits and get featured on Launchpad.
- You can submit one app every 30 days.
Improved app and Superagent management
The manage pages for apps and Superagents have an improved experience with folders to keep your workspace organized. Apps and Superagents each have their own manage page.Read more: Managing your workspace appsUsers tab in in-app agents
A new Users tab on the in-app agents page lets you see who is talking to your agents, which agents they used, and their full conversation history.- Drill down from user to agent to individual conversations in one view.
- Filter conversations and navigate with breadcrumbs.
New and improved in-app agents
In-app agents have a new and improved version with more ways to customize and connect your agent.- Memory on by default: New agents remember context across conversations.
- Context files: Attach up to 10 files as guidelines for the agent to reference when answering questions.
- Workspace skills: Add shared workspace skills or create new ones.
- User connectors: Allow app users to connect their own third-party accounts for the agent to use.
- Telegram and LINE channels: Connect your agent to Telegram or LINE so users can reach it through those messaging apps.
- Agent conversation automation trigger: Trigger a backend automation when an app user starts a conversation with an agent.
Builder levels
Your public profile now shows a reputation level that reflects everything you have shipped on Base44.- Progress through five tiers: Explorer, Maker, Specialist, Architect, and Legend.
- A new Milestones tab on your profile shows which milestones you have completed and what unlocks your next tier.
- Each tier comes with real perks, such as Launchpad access at Maker and Partner Program eligibility at Specialist.
Additional file types
You can now upload SVG, WEBP, MP3, and WAV files in the app editor and accept them as uploads in your live app.Read more: Uploading and managing mediaMax by Hyp for Israeli merchants
Hyp is now available as a payment method for Israeli merchants, alongside the existing Tranzila integration.Read more: Setting up payments for IsraelNew color picker
The color picker has been redesigned and is now available everywhere in the editor.- An HSV gradient canvas and opacity slider give you precise color control.
- Use the eye-dropper tool to sample any color on screen.
- A Tailwind palette swatch section makes it easy to pick from standard design tokens.
- Access the new picker from the theme color selector and from the element toolbar in Edit mode.
Fonts tab
A new Fonts tab in Edit mode lets you manage and apply fonts across your app.Read more: Designing your appSuperagent credit usage
A new Credit Usage tab in the Superagent settings shows a summary of your plan and a rolling-window session usage meter.Connect to LinkedIn
Connect your LinkedIn account from the Milestones tab on your profile to publish your Base44 builder tier as a credibility signal on LinkedIn.Read more: Your Base44 profileSEO breadcrumbs and meta opt-out
Two new SEO controls are available in the Advanced SEO settings.- BreadcrumbList structured data is now generated per page route, so each route gets its own correct breadcrumb trail.
- Opt out of platform-injected meta tags or JSON-LD if you manage your own SEO setup.
Video uploads
You can now upload and attach videos in the AI chat and in the file library.- Supported formats include mp4, webm, mov, avi, mkv, and more, up to 100 MB per file.
- Videos uploaded in the AI chat are automatically added to the file library.
New automation trigger: in-app agent conversation
You can now trigger an automation when an app user starts a conversation with an in-app agent.- Choose to trigger on conversations with all agents or a specific agent.
Microsoft SSO supports work and school accounts
The Microsoft SSO provider now supports work and school (Microsoft 365) accounts, in addition to personal Microsoft accounts. Usecommon or organizations as the tenant ID to allow multi-tenant logins.Read more: Setting up SSOSkills catalog for Superagents
The Superagent editor now has a skills catalog with over 200 pre-built skills to browse and install.Read more: SuperagentsVideo generation
You can now generate videos with AI directly in Base44.- Ask the AI chat to generate a video, or add video generation as a feature in your app.
Superagent: WhatsApp re-engagement
When the WhatsApp 24-hour reply window closes, Superagents now send a re-engagement message with a button that lets the user reopen the conversation with one tap.Read more: SuperagentsSuperagent editor files tab
The files tab in the Superagent editor now supports file actions and previews.- Rename, download, or delete files directly from the tab.
- Preview images and PDFs without leaving the editor.
- Create, rename, and delete folders to organize your files.
Font picker in Edit mode
Browse and apply fonts in Edit mode with a new font family toolbar.- Choose from your brand fonts or search Google Fonts.
- Preview font weights live before applying.
Guest invite control
Workspace admins and owners can now restrict guest invitations to admins and owners only.Read more: Managing your workspace membersBase44 Payments available in the UK
Base44 Payments powered by Wix is now available for UK merchants.Read more: Setting up Base44 PaymentsApril, 2026
New connector: Instagram Business
An Instagram Business connector is now available in the connector catalog.- Connect your Instagram Business account to read posts, publish content, and automate workflows from your apps.
Credits usage redesign
The credits page has a new design with a clearer breakdown of how your credits are being used.- See message and integration credit usage split out separately.
- View credit consumption per app to understand where credits are going.
SEO and GEO optimization
A new SEO & GEO tab is now available under Marketing in your app dashboard. It scans your app and gives you a visual score with actionable fixes.- Run a full visibility check across meta tags, crawlability, structured data, and content quality.
- Fix individual issues or use Fix with AI to resolve everything at once.
- Enable llms.txt to make your app discoverable by AI-powered search tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity.
- Customize titles, descriptions, and Open Graph images per page.
GPT-5.5
GPT-5.5 is now available as a model option in the AI chat.- A strong choice for complex reasoning and multi-step planning, with improved accuracy and consistency across large or evolving projects.
Migrate from another platform
Bring an existing project into Base44 from multiple platforms, including your actual data, schema, and frontend code.- SaaS tools: Monday.com, Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, and WordPress.
- Vibe-coding platforms: Lovable and Bolt.new.
Telegram for in-app agents
Your in-app agent can now connect with users over Telegram.- Connect the bot in one click from the agent editor.
- Link your Telegram account using a simple activation link.
Edit data button in Edit mode
When you click on an element in Edit mode that renders data from an entity, an Edit data button appears in the toolbar. Clicking it takes you directly to that entity’s data table in the dashboard.Read more: Managing your app dataOpus 4.7
Opus 4.7 is now available as a model option in the AI chat. It is the most advanced reasoning model available, built for the hardest problems.- Best for complex multi-step logic, intricate architecture decisions, and edge cases where accuracy matters most.
iMessage for Superagents
Your Superagent can now reach users over iMessage, adding a new channel alongside WhatsApp and Telegram.- Messages are delivered through a shared number pool with automatic rotation for reliability.
Data residency
Elite and Enterprise workspaces can now choose to store app data in EU clusters instead of the default US region.- Set your preferred data residency region from your workspace settings.
- View the current data region for each app in your workspace.
Agent skills
Add reusable skills to your in-app agents to give them specific behaviors, policies, or expertise.- Create app skills from scratch or start from a built-in template.
- Toggle on shared workspace skills to apply consistent rules across your apps.
Import from Figma
Turn any Figma design into a working Base44 app or site. Paste a frame link and Base44 recreates the layout, structure, and visual style as a starting point you can build on.- Connect your Figma account and import any single frame or section.
- Extend the imported design into a full app using the AI chat.
Security scan with automatic fixes
Run a security scan to check your app for permission issues, exposed secrets, and unsecured backend functions. The scan explains each issue it finds and lets you fix them all with a single click.- The AI chat sets up permission rules as you build, based on the context of your app.
- Review or customize permissions for any data entity from its page in your dashboard.
Base44 Payments powered by Wix: Recurring subscriptions
Base44 Payments now supports recurring subscriptions alongside one-time payments.- Charge customers on a repeating schedule, such as monthly or annually.
- Manage active subscriptions from your Payments dashboard.
Gift cards now apply as subscription discounts
Gift cards now work as a discount toward a Base44 subscription plan.- New users can apply a gift card at checkout to reduce the cost of their first subscription.
- Existing subscribers have the gift card value applied to their next invoice automatically.
Visual design options in the AI chat
When you ask the AI to redesign an element or page, it may show you visual options to choose from before making any changes.- Select the style that fits your app and click Submit to apply it.
- Click Skip to let the AI decide.
March, 2026
Visual edit improvements
The visual editing experience has been rebuilt with a new auto-save and undo/redo system.- Edits save automatically as you work.
- Undo and redo up to 50 steps within a visual edit session.
- A browser warning appears if you try to leave with unsaved changes.
Superagent updates
More improvements to superagents.- Entity automations: Superagents can now create and run automations triggered by entity changes, such as when a new order is created.
- Delete messages: Delete individual messages from the agent editor chat.
- Plugins tab redesign: The Plugins tab has a new layout with search and sorting.
- Connector access control: Set read-only or full access for integration connectors in the agent editor.
New connectors: Calendly, Contentful, Hugging Face, and Supabase
Four new connectors are live in the connector catalog.- Calendly: Sync scheduling data and automate workflows around meetings and bookings.
- Contentful: Connect your content management workflows to your apps.
- Hugging Face: Bring AI models and datasets into your apps.
- Supabase: Connect your Supabase database to sync and manage data directly in your apps.
Start from URL
The Start from URL feature has been updated. You can now choose how Base44 uses your existing site when creating a new app.- Select Content & Design to recreate the site’s content and layout.
- Select Design only to use the site’s visual style with new content.
Global themes
A new Global Themes feature lets you update colors and typography across your entire app at once.- Replace a color and it updates everywhere it is used in your app.
- Choose from color schemes and font options in the editor toolbar.
New automation experience
Creating automations is now smarter and faster.- When you click Add automation, you receive smart suggestions based on your app’s context.
- Automations are set up based on relevant use cases for your app.
User-level connectors
App users can now connect their own third-party accounts via OAuth, rather than using your credentials.- Each user authenticates with their own account, keeping access personal and secure.
- Add a connect button to your app and the AI will handle the setup.
New connectors: Google Meet and Google Tasks
Two new connectors are live in the connector catalog.- Google Meet: Read and create Google Meet spaces from your apps.
- Google Tasks: Create, read, update, and organize Google Tasks directly from your apps.
File library
Upload and manage images and files in a central library, searchable and accessible from the AI chat.Read more: Managing your filesSocial content
A new Social content section in the app dashboard helps you promote your app with ready-to-post content.- Define your launch goal and target audience, and Base44 generates a tailored strategy and platform-specific posts.
- Get 3 post variations per platform, with options to edit, improve with AI, or regenerate images.
- Supports X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Reddit.
Builder command palette
Press Cmd/Ctrl+K to navigate pages, switch views, open files, and jump to entities from anywhere in the app editor.Read more: Building an appConnector triggers for Microsoft Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint
Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint connectors now support webhook-triggered automations.- Use activity in these tools as triggers to kick off automations in your app.
Payments for Israel
Payments are now available for Israeli merchants.Read more: Setting up payments for IsraelCredit limit per member
Enterprise workspace owners and admins can now set credit limits per user.- Define a default credit limit for all members in the workspace.
- Set specific limits for individual users as needed.
- Available on Enterprise plans only.
Base44 public profile
Your Base44 public profile is now live. Set up your public builder page and share your work with anyone.- Add a cover image, profile photo, username, and profile details.
- Choose which published apps to showcase on your profile.
- Display your building activity heat map.
Superagent updates
Several improvements have been made to superagents.- File intelligence: Agent uploads now extract structured metadata from CSV, Excel, JSON, and Word files.
- Connectors: Agents now have access to the full connector catalog in their system prompt, so they can help you set up integrations.
- LINE channel: Agents now support LINE as a messaging channel alongside WhatsApp and Telegram.
- Auto model selection: The system now automatically picks the best AI model for each task.
- Mobile access: Superagents are now fully available on native mobile, accessible from both the home screen and the apps page.
- Delete your agent: Delete agents directly from the editor.
- Message queue: Up to 5 messages can now be queued while your agent is busy, with inline edit and delete options in the chat.
Guest workspace role
A new Guest role is now available in new workspaces.- Invite people outside your workspace as guests and scope their access to specific apps only.
Gift cards for credits
You can now purchase Base44 gift cards for others.- Choose from preset or custom amount.
- Deliver the card by email or download it as a PDF, and add a personal message at checkout.
- View your full gift card purchase history from your account.
New connectors: GitLab and BambooHR
Two new connectors are live in the connector catalog.- GitLab: Connect to your GitLab repositories to automate actions such as creating issues or reading merge requests.
- BambooHR: Bring your HR data into your apps to sync employee records and automate people operations workflows.
Unpublish your app
You can now unpublish an app at any time while you fix issues or make updates.- Take your app offline temporarily without deleting it.
- Republish when you are ready to make it available again.
New workspaces and credits rollout
New workspaces and credits model is rolling out gradually.- Invite others to your workspace.
- Only the workspace owner needs a plan.
- All credits are pooled between people in the workspace.
New connectors: Microsoft OneDrive and Typeform
Two new connectors are live in the connector catalog.- Microsoft OneDrive: Access and sync files from OneDrive directly in your apps.
- Typeform: Connect your Typeform forms to trigger workflows and sync responses with your app data.
Upload from Google Drive
Upload from Google Drive is now live. You can upload files directly from Google Drive into Base44 and use them as context while you build.- Connect your Google account once and browse your Drive from inside Base44.
- Upload docs, sheets, slides, and other files so they are stored in your app and available to the AI chat.
Connector automations (beta)
Connector automations are in beta and let you run an automation when a connected integration sends an event.- Start automations from events in Google Calendar, Google Drive, or Gmail.
- Use these triggers to send notifications, update entities, or kick off other workflows whenever new activity happens in the connected tool.
Connector search
You can now search and sort the connectors list in the dashboard.- Quickly find the connector you need by typing in the search bar.
- Sort the list to browse connectors by name or category.
Superagents
Superagents are now available to help you orchestrate more complex AI-powered workflows.- Combine multiple actions into a single superagent for multi-step tasks.
- Reuse superagents across apps and flows to keep your logic consistent.
New connectors: Microsoft Teams and SharePoint
Two new connectors are live in the connector catalog.- Microsoft Teams: Bring your data into Teams channels so you can trigger notifications, manage records, and sync project updates without tab switching.
- SharePoint: Connect external data to SharePoint lists and document libraries to keep your organizational knowledge base updated in real time.
Move apps between workspaces
App owners can now move apps between workspaces instead of recreating them from scratch.- You must be the app owner and a member of the target workspace to move an app.
- Workspace owners control who can move apps between workspaces from Workspace settings → App configuration → App transfers.
New model: ChatGPT 5.4
ChatGPT 5.4 is now available as an AI model option in Base44.- Use it for prompts and agents that benefit from stronger reasoning and more natural responses.
- Combine it with per-agent model selection to match the model to each app or workflow.
Choose models for built-in integrations
The built-in invokeLLM integration now lets you choose which AI model runs LLM calls in your app.- Ask the AI chat to switch invokeLLM to any supported model in your workspace for a given app.
- Any flows or backend logic that call invokeLLM automatically start using the new model, so you can balance reasoning quality and cost.
Add Google Play SHA keys for your mobile app
- You can now add your Google Play SHA keys when configuring your mobile app so Google Play can verify your builds.
- This makes it easier to connect your Base44 app to Android features that rely on SHA-based verification.
New connectors: ClickUp, Wrike, Google Analytics, Box, Dropbox, Microsoft Outlook, Linear
Seven new OAuth connectors are now available in the connector catalog.- ClickUp, Wrike, Google Analytics, Box, Dropbox, Microsoft Outlook, and Linear each add a dedicated connector so you can sync tasks, analytics, files, email, and issues with your apps.
- Each connector includes documented scopes, connection steps, and example use cases.
New: GitHub connector
A dedicated GitHub connector has been added to the connector catalog.- Connect to repositories and automate actions such as creating issues or reading pull requests.
- Use GitHub data inside your own dashboards or internal tools without managing GitHub API calls manually.
Review app access requests from in-app notifications
Private apps are now easier to manage.- When someone requests access to a private app, you receive an in-app notification.
- Click Review to see who is asking and approve or deny the request from the same place.
New: Slack Bot connector
The Slack connector now supports a bot option in addition to personal connections.- Choose a Slack Bot connector that uses a bot token instead of a personal token.
- Post messages as a custom bot with its own display name and icon, keeping automations separate from personal accounts.
Choose the AI model for each agent
You can now set the AI model that powers each app agent.- Pick a fast model for routing or a higher quality model for complex help.
- Pricing for agents is now based on the selected model and token usage.
Teach the AI how you work with skills
A new Skills section in your account settings lets you define reusable instructions for the AI.- Add skills that describe your brand voice, coding style, workflows, or internal rules.
- The AI uses these skills as shared context wherever it appears.
February, 2026
New: Discord connector
A Discord connector is now available.- Connect to a Discord server and send messages to channels from your Base44 apps.
- Use it to power announcement bots, alerts, and workflow notifications.
Stronger account security with two factor authentication
You can now protect your Base44 account with two factor authentication (2FA).- Turn on 2FA in your account settings and choose SMS, an authenticator app, or both.
New Manage app menu on the Apps page
The Apps page now includes a Manage app menu on every app card and row.- Use the three-dot menu to view, share, rename, clone, open settings, or delete an app from one place.
New sales overview in analytics
Analytics now includes a dedicated Sales overview tab.- Track revenue, orders, and performance trends in one place.
New model: Claude Sonnet 4.6
Claude Sonnet 4.6 is now available as an AI model option.- Use it for agents and prompts that need strong reasoning or detailed answers.
Queue multiple prompts while the AI is working
The AI chat now supports message queues, so you can keep thinking while the AI responds.- Send multiple prompts while a response is in progress, then reorder, edit, or remove them in the queue.
- Pause or clear the queue; queued prompts are stored locally so they survive reloads while the tab stays open.
Spotlight: discover examples and resources
The new Spotlight page is live at app.base44.com/spotlight.- Browse curated apps, guides, and patterns to see concrete examples of what you can build.
- Open examples to explore how they work and adapt ideas to your own apps.
Base Payments: built-in payments for your apps
Base Payments powered by Wix is now documented as the built-in payments solution for Base44.- Accept payments directly in your apps and connect orders to your entities, automations, and analytics.
New: Sign in with Apple
Apple is now a supported authentication provider.- Let people sign in to your app with their Apple ID alongside existing providers such as Google and Microsoft.
New: Google BigQuery connector
A Google BigQuery connector is now available.- Run queries against BigQuery from your app and bring results into your own dashboards or workflows.
App collaborator roles
Collaboration is now more flexible at the app level.- Invite collaborators to help build or maintain a single app without giving full workspace access.
- Choose whether collaborators come from workspace members or external builders you invite.
Search across app dashboard pages from the sidebar
The app editor dashboard sidebar now includes a search bar.- Type to find any dashboard page, section, entity, or connector, and jump straight to the matching section.
Base44 on Google Play
The Base44 Android app is now in the Google Play Store.- Install the app to keep an eye on apps, data, and activity while you are away from your computer.
Edit previous messages in the AI chat
You can now edit earlier messages in the AI chat instead of reverting.- Edit a previous message and any later messages are reverted so the AI continues from your updated instructions.
Control browser notifications for the app editor
You can now manage browser notification preferences from a dedicated notifications panel.- Choose which in-browser notifications you receive from Base44.
Plan mode for new apps
A new plan mode helps you design apps before the first version is created.- Answer a short set of questions about your goal and audience; the AI then uses this plan to generate the first version of your app.
Capture: start from an existing website
The new Capture feature lets you start an app from an existing public URL that you own.- Capture recreates the visible layout and key UI elements in the editor so you can refine them with the AI chat.
More file types for uploads
File uploads in Base44 now support more formats in both the app editor and live apps.- Upload CSV, Excel, and other document types so the AI can analyze them or turn them into entities and flows.
Submit apps to the app stores
You can now prepare and package your Base44 app for the Apple App Store and Google Play directly from the editor.- Scan your app against store guidelines and generate App Store (IPA) and Google Play (AAB) files from the Mobile app tab.
- Your mobile app wraps your published Base44 app in a secure web view so most content and design changes go live without a new store submission.
Custom MCP servers at the account level
You can now add custom MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers at the account level.- Connect external tools and data sources so the AI builder can pull in extra context while you work.
- Reuse the same MCP connections across multiple apps without repeating the setup.
App logs explorer upgrade
The App logs explorer has been upgraded with broader audit coverage, richer metadata, and faster queries.- Track more event types with extra context, and filter by category, event type, user email, or errors only.
January, 2026
Delete your Base44 account
You can now delete your Base44 account following updated account deletion flows.- A dedicated guide explains how to request deletion and what happens to your data.
New: Gmail connector
A Gmail connector is now available.- Connect Gmail to send emails, read messages, or automate inbox workflows from your apps.
Share a test link for your data
A new preview test link option has been added to the data experience.- Share a link that shows how test data behaves in your app without exposing production records.
Debug mode: tell the AI when something is wrong
You can now ask the AI to debug your app logic without writing a detailed bug report.- When something feels off in your logic, type a short message like “something is wrong” and let the AI inspect recent changes for issues.
Builder questions: follow-ups for unclear prompts
Builder questions are now available for everyone in the AI chat.- When a prompt is short or ambiguous, the AI can ask a few follow-up questions before building, and these questions do not use message credits.
Scheduled tasks are now automations
Scheduled tasks have evolved into automations.- Automations now support more triggers, such as data changes, with additional triggers and integrations planned.
Test data environment for safer experiments
A dedicated test data environment is now available.- Use sample records to design and test flows, then switch to live data when you are ready.
New analytics dashboard
A new analytics dashboard has rolled out.- Track key events with updated retention windows per plan, and export data for deeper analysis.
Transfer app ownership
You can now transfer ownership of an app to another person.- Move full control of an app when handing it over to a client or another team.
Search in your data
Data views now support searching.- Quickly filter and find records in entities by typing keywords.
Workspace-level custom integrations
You can now create custom OpenAPI integrations at the workspace level.- Connect an API once and reuse it across apps in the same workspace.
New SEO guide for Base44 apps
A new SEO guide explains how Base44 handles search optimization and what you can do to improve results.- See what the platform handles automatically and what you can configure for better visibility.
New Stripe integration
A Stripe integration is now available in Base44.- Connect Stripe from the AI chat, including setting up products and test mode, and manage transactions from your app dashboard.