Base44 Release Notes

Review 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.

Read more: Opening a pull request

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 secrets

An 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 GitHub

Filter 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: Transactions

Partners 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.

Seedream 5.0 Lite and Pro

BytePlus Seedream 5.0 Lite and Pro join image generation and editing. You can pick either by name, pass reference images, and get PNG or JPEG output.

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: Connectors

Wix 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: Fonts

Edit 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 branch

A 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 campaign

Fewer 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 and launching a campaign

Explore 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: Design

Claude 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 model

Gemini 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 model

Shorter progress updates from your Superagent

Your Superagent now writes one short line in the language you wrote in, then works straight through to the result. It comes back to you when it needs an answer from you or hits something it cannot get past, rather than narrating each step.

Your 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 control

Less 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.

Open an app in a new tab

App, agent, and plan cards on the Apps page are real links now, so middle-click, cmd-click, and Copy link all work the way you expect.