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 You can update an out-of-date connected agent from your phone, without opening a terminal on that machine.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

Polish across the phone experience: - Fixed the composer re-typing your message after you hit send - Connections drawer redesigned: full height, search, and real logos for every tool - Cleaner spacing on the home screen - Fewer false error alerts and clearer messages when something needs your attention

• Support chat: message a real human right from the app • Redesigned deploy panel that leads with what your app is doing right now • Deploy is now front and center in the chat header • Sharper onboarding and a smoother new-app wizard • Crash fixes and stability improvements

• Limited-time welcome offer: if you run out of credits, you can unlock a one-time 72-hour offer with +30% bonus credits on your first top-up, with a live countdown • The top-up sheet now shows your exact bonus amount before you buy • Bug fixes and performance improvements

Your app idea is now saved as you type it. Start describing what you want to build, switch away or close the app, and it will still be there when you come back. No more retyping. We also rebuilt the setup screen with an honest three-stage progress tracker, so you can see exactly where your first build is: setting up, installing, and building. Plus a faster first build and a smoother getting-ready screen while your app comes to life.

Live deploy indicator: the chat toolbar now updates in real time as the agent edits files, so you always know when changes are ready to ship. Also fixed the AI provider icons in the picker and general polish.

Refined plans and pricing, plus reliability and performance improvements.

A cleaner first-build experience: setup progress now lives in one place and gently fades away once your app is ready. Fresh idea suggestions in the build wizard, with a tap to see more. Reliability fixes so your first build lands every time.

• Redesigned new-app flow: clearer starter previews, describe your idea in your own words • Contact support directly from Profile • Sharper loading states and a visual polish pass • Bug fixes

• Clearer deploys — see exactly what is changing before you publish • Refreshed look with better contrast • Bug fixes and polish

• Refreshed onboarding with a swipeable template picker • Smarter deploys — clearer progress and a change summary before you ship • Start chatting the moment your agent is ready • Fewer false "session expired" sign-in errors • Cleaner plans & purchase flow

- More reliable builds — the agent smoke-tests your app before handing it off and avoids the dependency pitfalls that caused crash loops. Apps using native packages build correctly now too. - No more long stalls on big requests — large requests now ship a working first version each turn instead of timing out. - Deep Scan for ideas — new toggle for a more thorough analysis when you're exploring an app idea. - Smarter notification prompt — we ask for notification permission during your first build, instead of at a random moment. - Simpler credit top-ups — clean whole-dollar amounts with more options to choose from. - Cleaner first reply — fixed a stray "pong" that occasionally showed up as the agent's first message.

• New "Auto" mode automatically picks the best AI model for each task • Redesigned Add-ons: manage Always-On and memory Boost per app • Smoother deploys — live progress, resume in-flight, one-tap redeploy • Live token counter and a "See it live" shortcut while you build • Links and emails now open straight into the app • Safer account deletion for subscribers, plus reliability fixes and polish

- New: Deploy button — chat header now has a play icon that opens a diff drawer showing every file changed since your last deploy. Deploy when you want to deploy. No more auto-shipping every turn. - New: in-app subscriptions — Builder, Pro, Always-On, Database, and the new App Boost add-on (0.5 vCPU + 1 GB per app) all purchasable from the app. - New: Invite Friends — share your code and you both get $3 in AI credits when they complete their first task. Tap "Invite Friends" in the menu drawer. - New: onboarding wizard — a 2-question setup creates your first app or starts a chat, so you can skip the empty-state. - App templates now ship real backends — saas, dashboard, ecommerce, blog, form, CRUD API, and portfolio templates were rebuilt as multi-file Node scaffolds with working APIs, persistence, and admin views — not toy HTML. - Faster new-app creation — provisioning dropped from ~78s to ~15s. - Faster AI chat — fixed routing bugs that were adding 30–90s of latency on some AI models. - Free Qwen tier — users without their own API key now default to Qwen Flash for fast, no-setup chat. - Voice input fixes — typed text no longer gets overwritten by dictation, mic-permission errors surface inline, recordings cap at 5 minutes. - Emoji picker in both chat composers. - Redesigned status pages with an onboarding-style hero and iOS-aware "Back to Dashboard" buttons that open the iOS app, not Safari.

- Manage your app's environment variables right from the app menu — add, reveal, paste a .env, and redeploy in one tap. - New accounts now start on DeepSeek v3.1, so your starter credit goes much further. - Plus: long agent responses no longer truncate, chat survives backgrounding, voice input fixes, and small polish across the app.

Chat history renders properly on reload, agents stop using the GitHub repo name as their identity, and free-tier loading messaging matches reality. Various deploy and domain fixes under the hood.