Base44 Release Notes

Deny unknown users at SSO sign-in

When you set up SSO for your workspace, you can now choose "No access" as the default role. People who are not already part of your workspace are turned away at sign-in instead of being added automatically. Existing members and pending invites are not affected.

Rename your agent's Slack handle

You can now rename the @mention handle your Superagent uses in Slack, directly from its Slack settings, without disconnecting or reinstalling the app.

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 access

Dictate messages to your Superagent

In the Base44 mobile app, tap the mic in the Superagent message box to dictate a message. Base44 transcribes your speech and inserts it as text, so you can talk instead of type.

Connect Telegram with one tap

In the Base44 mobile app, connecting your Superagent to Telegram now takes a single tap. Base44 opens Telegram and confirms the connection for you, with no setup codes to copy and paste.

One-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 payments

Regenerate your API key

You can now regenerate your API key from your agent's settings, under the Developer tab. The key is shared across your account, so the old key stops working everywhere once you regenerate it.

Screenshots from app testing in the AI chat

When the AI tests your app, the screenshots it takes now appear in the AI chat as a gallery. Click any screenshot to see it full size, including for tests that did not pass.

Approve changes before they reach GitHub

If your app is connected to a GitHub repository, the AI chat now asks for your approval before writing files to the repository.

Workflows in the Tasks panel

Superagents that use workflows now list them in the Tasks panel alongside your other automations, so you can see everything your agent runs in one place.

Crop 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 logo

The preview jumps to new pages automatically

When the app editor creates a new page, the preview now opens it right away, so you can see it as soon as it is built.

New 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.

Read more: Connectors overview

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.

Read more: Using the AI chat

A fresh new look for Base44

Base44 has a new brand and a refreshed look across the platform, including a new logo.

Read more: Base44

Okta 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 Okta

WhatsApp group management

Your Superagents can now manage a WhatsApp group's details and members, and share a join-group QR code, directly from the agent editor.

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.

Read more: Managing workspace secrets

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 scan