- Der Tab „Bereiche“ öffnet sofort mit deiner letzten Liste und aktualisiert sich, wenn du zur App zurückkehrst. - Credits sind klarer: Der Bildschirm „Nutzung“ erklärt deine Sitzungen und Credits in jedem Fall, das Aufladen-Fenster zeigt die Tarife Builder und Pro, und dein Profil zeigt immer deine Credits. - iPhone-Apps: Die App erklärt, was Expo Go ist, und bietet dir nach der Installation an, deine App darin zu öffnen, wenn du zurückkommst. - Sitzungshinweise erscheinen jetzt als Karte im Chat. - Workspaces, in denen nur ein Agent läuft, zeigen keine Hosting-Warnungen mehr. - Agent-Symbole werden in der richtigen Größe gezeichnet, und die App-Liste kommt besser mit einem ausgelasteten Server zurecht.

Dein Agent hat ein neues Aussehen. Er zeigt, was er gerade tut: nachdenken, lesen, bearbeiten, einen Befehl ausführen, und wann er fertig ist. Öffne den neuen Raum aus dem Chat einer App, um deinem Agenten bei der Arbeit zuzusehen. Jeder Schritt erscheint, während er passiert, und wenn der Agent deine Website ändert, erscheint ein Bild davon. Tippe auf einen beliebigen Schritt im Arbeitsprotokoll des Chats, um genau zu sehen, was getan wurde: den Befehl und seine Ausgabe, die geänderten Zeilen oder die geschriebene Datei. Jeder Teil hat eine Schaltfläche zum Kopieren. Du kannst jetzt melden und blockieren. Halte eine Nachricht, ein Bild oder eine Datei gedrückt, um sie zu melden, und melde oder blockiere ein Mitglied über den Tab Mitglieder einer App. Unter Einstellungen > Blockierte Personen siehst du, wen du blockiert hast. In mein GitHub exportieren kopiert den Code deiner App in ein privates Repository in deinem eigenen GitHub-Konto. Lange Chats öffnen sich schneller und laden ältere Nachrichten, wenn du nach oben scrollst. Sehr lange Nachrichten werden als Datei gesendet, statt fehlzuschlagen, auch solche mit Anhängen oder solche, die warten, bis der Agent fertig ist. In einer geteilten App nutzen die Nachrichten der Mitglieder die Credits des Eigentümers, und Mitglieder sehen einen klaren Hinweis, wenn diese aufgebraucht sind. Viele Bereiche haben ein klareres, einheitliches Design, und ein Absturz beim Zurückkehren in die App ist behoben. Dazu kleinere Korrekturen überall.

Audio, das dein Agent erstellt, spielt jetzt direkt im Chat. Tippe zum Abspielen oder Pausieren, oder lade es über seine Karte herunter und teile es. Halte eine beliebige Datei gedrückt, um sie zu teilen. Während dein Agent arbeitet, zeigt der Chat, was er gerade tut, und danach seine Antwort, ohne den Strom seiner Überlegungen. Die Einstellungen jeder App sind jetzt auf die Tabs „App“ und „Agent“ aufgeteilt. Kurze Bestätigungen, etwa nach dem Kopieren, sehen jetzt überall gleich aus und funktionieren gleich. Mitteilungen, Fehlermeldungen und Siri-Phrasen kommen jetzt in deiner Sprache. Dazu kleinere Verbesserungen überall in der App.

Phone line: a monthly add-on that gives one of your apps a real US phone number. Call it from your own phone, enter your PIN, and talk to your app's agent by voice. Set it up in Profile > Add-ons, or in the app's own settings. Each call shows in the chat as one row. Tap it to read the transcript, and see an app's calls in its recent calls list. A chat you've opened before now opens straight on its messages and pictures instead of a loading shimmer. The Links tab shows each link as a preview card with its picture and title. Restore purchases now tells you if a purchase couldn't be confirmed, and lets you try again. Plus smaller fixes throughout.

Chat settings now have tabs at the top: App, Members, Media, Files and Links. See every photo, file and link shared in a chat in one place, and who is in it. Tap an image in chat to see it full screen. Swipe down to close, double-tap to zoom, swipe sideways through every picture in the chat, and share or save it. A chat now opens at your newest message with everything already in place, instead of jumping as it loads. Text that doesn't fit on a row shows a small arrow. Tap it to read the rest. Pick the voice your app's built-in AI speaks with in AI model > Voice, and play a sample of each one before you choose. Your chat agent's ring is green while it's online. Clear sessions now keeps your chat history. Only Clear chat deletes the messages, images, files and links. Plan prices always show what the App Store will charge in your currency. Deleting an app or your account now explains what happens to your chats. The animated borders use much less battery. Plus smaller fixes throughout.

Pick up a Claude Code session from your computer on your phone. In Remote, choose a session you started at your desk and keep going where you left off. Your agent can suggest a next step in a notification, and Do it sends it straight to the agent. Turn these on or off in Settings > Notifications > Suggestions from your agent. If you leave the chat while your agent is working, for example to try your app, the chat picks the work back up when you return instead of looking finished. Fixed an issue that could sign you out unexpectedly. Siri shows example phrases in every language the app supports. Plus smaller fixes throughout.

VibeKit now speaks your language. The app is translated into Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Chinese and Japanese, and dictation and read-aloud follow your phone's language. Talk to your agents with Siri. Check on an app, restart or publish it, check your credits, or send your agent a request by voice. Use your own photo as an app's icon: open the app's editor and choose Icon > Your photo. Hold a notification to mark it read or unread. You can now remove your profile photo, and pick a solid color wallpaper. Turning notifications off in the app now stays off, and signing out on one phone no longer stops notifications on your other phone. The chat no longer freezes while a reply streams in, and scrolling up to reread stays where you left it. Plus a clearer App Store connection screen and smaller fixes throughout.

Improved chat performance and fixed a slowdown that could cause the app to close during long conversations.

Fixed crashes when opening long messages and link previews. Improved the app planning flow and suggestions. Support chat now keeps failed messages so you can retry them.

- Picking a plan is clearer: the Subscribe button stays on screen, the sheet opens with the $20 of AI credit both paid plans include each month, and the comparison table starts shorter. - The Always-on switch now shows its price. On the Free plan you choose between Builder and the Always-on add-on before paying. - Notifications: no banner for the chat you already have open, opening the app no longer clears Notification Center, the icon badge matches your unread inbox, and signing out stops notifications for that account. - Rotating your API key now signs out every device, including this one. - Rate VibeKit in the menu now opens the App Store review page.

Share a screenshot or photo from any app straight into one of your apps' chats, using VibeKit in the share sheet. A message can now carry up to eight images. If you are new, VibeKit opens on a Welcome screen where you choose to build a website, launch a chat agent, or connect your computer. The app builder then asks a few quick questions, lets you name your app, and shows you the plan before it builds. Your app is written in the language you describe it in. Long chats and chats full of photos no longer make the app close. Links in a reply open in a Safari sheet without leaving the app, and tapping a notification opens that app's chat. Stop now works right up until the reply arrives. The live work log shows the last three steps, and the Provider menu marks the one you are using. The Deploy button is now the one place to deploy, and changing an environment value no longer asks you to redeploy. Going back to a previous version now restores your app's code and leaves its data as it is. Loading screens match the screens they stand in for, and a screen that fails to load now says so. Invite friends has a place to enter an invite code someone gave you.

Tap an address in your agent's reply to open it in Apple Maps or Google Maps, or to copy it. While your agent works, the Composing card shows its progress one full sentence at a time. It no longer starts mid-word, and it no longer replays notes from your previous message. The Deploy button now appears only when there is something to deploy. You can still deploy any time from the menu under your app's name. The plan screen now says plainly what the monthly credit does: it refills your included balance to $20 each month.

Pair a computer by pointing your phone at the QR code its terminal prints. You pick Claude Code or Codex first, so the command you copy is the right one, and the confirm screen names the computer before you approve it. The Remote chat now works like the chat for your apps: the same live reply as it is written, the same composer, and file edits you can open as a diff. The model picker asks what you need a model for, with slots for chat, images and video, tells you what each model is good at, and keeps your choice per slot. Image, video and music models come from live catalogs now, so new ones appear without waiting for an app update, and asking for a video asks how long the clip should be. Deleting an app tells you exactly what goes with it, including its database, and tells you when it is done. While your agent works, each step says what it is actually doing, so searching your files no longer reads like searching the web. Also fixed: pinch to zoom on an image no longer sticks at the wrong size, buttons and rows look the same across the app, and the model and agent icons are easier to tell apart.

Sign in with X is now an option on the sign-in screen. Go back to a previous version in one tap: the app menu lists your recent deploys, and restoring one publishes it again the normal way. Attach a database to an app from your phone. One per-app configuration sheet now holds Always-On, Boost and Database for each of your apps. When your agent pauses because credits ran out, the notice and its notification open Top up directly. Adding an agent starts with the choice again: build a site or app, or chat with an AI assistant. Every step in the chat work log shows the tool's own icon, and shared apps show the same model, time and icon on their tile as your own. Fixes: the last row on every tab no longer hides under the tab bar. The plus, emoji, mic and thinking controls in the composer are easier to tap. Removing a database no longer leaves its row spinning. Clear chat, clear memory and full reset tell you when the server did not go through. Sign-in sheets ask you to try again instead of failing when the app cannot find its window. Signing in again after a long break no longer loops on an expired token. Row separators on Profile and Settings stay inside their cards. Stability: fixed a crash that could hit during an ordinary chat turn, and a crash when tapping the mic twice quickly.

Rate a reply and it stays rated. A thumbs up or down now shows on the message itself and is still there when you come back. Pick a wallpaper in Settings: the classic VibeKit art or a photo of your own. Grok, from xAI, can now be chosen as your AI provider. Open in browser and View website always load the newest version of your site, never a cached older page. Your app's rows, drawers and sheets share one consistent shape and spacing, borders follow their corners, and chat bubbles have proper tails. Reordering apps: drag handles no longer linger after a drop. Stability: very large code blocks in chat no longer crash the app, and the Profile tab no longer crashes while your account is loading. The stats strip on the Apps screen no longer drifts off-screen.

The chat box now sits as a single row until you tap it, then opens to the full set of controls. The chat and built filter on your apps list is one button at the top now, and it opens a menu. Retrying after a dropped connection sends the message you were retrying, including one with a photo attached, instead of failing. Sending while the agent is still working keeps any files you attached to the queued message. A sign-in that fails now says so, instead of leaving you on the same screen with nothing. Even spacing across the top of the apps list, with matching icon sizes there and in the remote chat box.

Filter your apps by chat or built when you have both, from two chips at the top of the list. When your app goes live, opening it is one button now, and the build timer counts correctly. Choose how hard the agent thinks from a gauge in the chat composer, on the models that support it. New Haptics and Sounds controls in Settings, including an optional chime when your app goes live. At the credits wall, keep building on the free model now switches you to the free model and continues instead of opening the model picker. Cleaner icon sizing and spacing in the chat and remote composers. Disconnecting your AI provider updates right away, and a sign-in that already succeeded no longer shows a false error.

Grouped notifications now open with a caret, and every entry in an opened group shows its full text instead of the first two lines. The list also draws as you scroll, so a long history stays smooth. Drawers have a real frosted background, so their cards no longer show what is sitting behind them. Adding, pasting or editing an environment variable and inviting a collaborator now slide in place inside the drawer instead of stacking a second sheet on top of the first, and their buttons stay reachable with the keyboard up. The add-on rows in Choose your plan are tappable, and each one opens the picker for the add-on you tapped. Your agent's thinking no longer appears twice while it works. You can update an out-of-date connected agent from your phone, without opening a terminal on that machine. One-tap links in our emails now carry your message into the chat instead of only opening the app. Plus smaller fixes: sign-in recovers if something interrupts the hand-back to the app, switching a repo between public and private more than once settles on the setting you picked, we stop asking you to rate VibeKit once you have rated it, unlimited sessions reads clearly in the apps header, and drawer and chat header spacing lines up with the rest of the app.

Organize your apps: long-press any app to hide it or to reorder the list by dragging. Hidden apps wait in their own section at the bottom, and your order syncs across your devices. Chat assistants now show Online instead of a server status that could read as broken. Idle websites say Sleeping, and a visit wakes them. Creating a new app now checks your plan's app limit before you write out your idea, not after. If integrations are locked because you are out of credit, that notice is now a button that opens the top-up screen. Clearer upgrade options when you run low on credit, with prices shown in your local currency. Plus smaller fixes: reordering planned screens works with VoiceOver, and onboarding text no longer wraps awkwardly.

Every agent reply now has quick actions. Tap the icons under the newest reply, or long press any reply, to copy it, hear it read aloud, share it, rate it, or ask the agent to try again. Read aloud speaks the reply right on your phone, and stops the moment you send your next message. Rating a reply shows a quick thanks, and tapping the same thumb again takes the vote back. Fixed: signing in no longer fails when a notification or another link opens the app at the same moment. Fixed: Open app and Visit website now always load the newest version of your site after a change.

A walkthrough now runs before you sign in, so you can see what VibeKit is before making an account. The sign in screen has been rebuilt around the logo, with a small live animation of agents at work underneath it. Signing in no longer shifts the screen around while it processes. Links in your own messages are tappable. The AI data notice is about half as long as it was, and it now names every provider that can receive what you send. Settings and Profile show the per session rate once your included sessions are used up, so you can see it before it applies. The message box grows when you tap into it, the suggestion chips above it match its look, and text on purple buttons is white everywhere so it stays readable. The notifications permission is now offered while your first app is building, instead of the moment you send a message.

Opening your live site is now a play button instead of a compass, and tapping it always loads the current build rather than a cached older one. You can @ mention collaborators in chat from your phone. Type @ and pick someone from the list. In a shared app, the messages you send show your name and picture right away instead of appearing blank for a moment. Dictation shows when it is recording and never sends on its own, so you get to read the text before it goes. Suggested web addresses for a new app are shorter and read like a name instead of a sentence. While your first version is building, the status line describes work on the thing you actually asked for. The agent can draw diagrams to explain what it is doing, and they show up as pictures in chat. Builder now includes unlimited sessions.

A new guided flow for creating an app: pick what you are building and who it is for, choose a look, review the screens your first version gets, and answer a few quick questions. Paste a full brief and it can skip the questions entirely, and setup questions no longer ask things your brief already answered. Notifications got a rework: chat updates now group into one stack per app, important alerts like a failed deploy stay separate, you can swipe a row to mark it read, and opening a chat clears its task notifications. Notification settings now tell you when push is blocked in iOS Settings and can take you there. Also: chat system notices render properly, phone numbers in older messages are tappable, link preview cards can be closed, cleaner spacing across the app, and small fixes.

Notifications finally have a home. There is a drawer holding everything your agents have told you, so a message no longer disappears with the banner. If you turned notifications down once, you can turn them on later. When they are blocked at the iOS level, the toggle now takes you straight to iOS Settings instead of quietly doing nothing. Shared apps show who said what. Collaborators get their own name and picture on their messages, matching the web, and an invited collaborator can now actually open the app they were invited to. Links in chat show a preview, collapsed by default so they stay out of the way. Phone numbers your agent sends are tappable. Long runs are easier to follow. Repeated tool calls collapse into a single line instead of filling the transcript. Sign-in and connection problems now say what actually went wrong, in plain language, instead of failing silently. Your agent knows what day it is where you are, and can search the web.

Remote chat got a full pass: - Your scroll stays where you put it while a reply streams in - Sending while a reply is still arriving queues your message instead of cutting the reply off - Tap a failed message to retry it, or long press to copy, edit, or retry - Replies keep arriving while the app is in the background - Dictation in the Remote composer, the same mic as app chat Also in this build: - Agents can be set to ask before they act, and the approval comes to your phone - Repo visibility is now a setting in the chat menu, with a scan that shows you what would become public before you publish - Connections shows a real logo for every tool, adds a Connected filter, and links each tool's terms and privacy - Collaborator roles read clearly, and an invite link opens the app on the right screen - Long replies no longer stretch past the edge of the screen