Base44 Release Notes

Share an app with a group

<Warning> Available on the Enterprise plan. </Warning>

An app's Users page has a Groups tab, and the invite dialog suggests the groups in your workspace, so you can give a whole team access to an app in one step instead of inviting people one at a time.

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 scan

GPT 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 model

Choose 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: Saving part of a conversation

Fable 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 model

Edit 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 branch

Mention 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: Slack

Save 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: Taking notes

Turn 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.

Read more: Taking notes

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.

Read more: Working with branches

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: Connectors

Templates 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 templates

Service principals on every enterprise workspace

<Warning> Available on the Enterprise plan. </Warning>

An enterprise workspace can create service principals, issue their credentials, and remove them, so an automated system gets its own identity instead of borrowing a person's.

A 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 credits

88 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 discount

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 meetings

See 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 branches

Deploy more than 50 backend functions

Deploying a backend function on its own no longer counts against a 50 function ceiling, whether you deploy from the CLI, the app editor, or an in-app agent. Replacing an app's whole set of functions in a single call still tops out at 50.

Daily 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 and Lite stay at 100. Invites sent from inside a published app are unchanged.

Read more: Inviting users to your app