Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
The 'Run this next' button now appears correctly in your message queue, and the composer's pop-up panels look visually distinct so you can tell them apart at a glance.
Your app preview now appears the moment it's ready, instead of showing 'Building your app' even after everything was already live. No more refreshing or waiting on a screen that was already done.
A bug was causing some older versions of your app to appear unrestorable even when they could be. You can now roll back to any past version of your app without hitting a false 'can't restore' block.
When you share a link to your scroll world, every visitor — whether they open it fresh, in incognito, or on a new device — now sees exactly the same experience you intended. No more mismatched versions depending on who clicks.
The AI model selector in the app editor now opens to the right and stays fully visible, so you can always see and choose the model you want without it being sliced off by the panel.
Desktop visitors opening a shared scroll world link will now see the smooth video experience as intended, rather than falling back to a static screenshot version on certain connections.
A bug was incorrectly blocking you from restoring older versions of your app, even when a valid saved version was available. That's now fixed — you can roll back to any previous version with confidence.
Clicking the expandable footer section at the bottom of a scroll world page now correctly scrolls it into view, so visitors can actually see the content after it opens instead of it appearing off-screen.
Apps built with Whop integration can now handle purchase claims directly, meaning your users can complete and redeem transactions without leaving your app.
No matter which accent color you choose for your app, the icons in the side navigation are now clearly visible — no more nearly-invisible glyphs that blend into the background, especially in light mode.
Sidebar icons now maintain strong contrast against their background tiles no matter which accent color you've chosen — including tricky light-mode palettes where icons were nearly invisible before.
You can now add an Autoplay button to scrolling experiences so visitors can sit back and let the content play through on its own — no swiping required. It appears automatically once a user starts scrolling, right where they expect it.
The extra points indicator that used to appear in the top-right corner of your app preview is gone. Your app's own buttons and calls-to-action now have that prime corner all to themselves.
Sidebar navigation icons now stay crisp and readable in every color scheme — including light mode — regardless of which accent color you've chosen for your app. No more icons that blend into the background.
Your apps now play continuous, seamlessly flowing scroll videos on desktop — matching the smooth experience already available on mobile. No more visual jumps or blended transitions between clips.
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