Session Timeout Creating Unnecessary Friction for Daily Users

I wanted to share some feedback that I believe will help improve the user experience for all Base44 clients. Currently, users are automatically logged out after 3 days of inactivity, which creates frustration for builders who check the app daily but may skip a weekend or take a short break. When they return on Monday ready to log activity, they're met with a login screen instead of immediate access—breaking their momentum exactly when we need them most engaged. This friction is particularly costly during critical 30-day activation windows, where every barrier to entry increases the chance someone drifts. Industry-standard apps (Gmail, Slack, banking apps, social media) keep users logged in for weeks or months because they understand that reducing friction drives consistent usage. I genuinely believe extending the session timeout to at least 30 days would create a smoother experience for our builders, reduce support tickets about "why was I logged out again," and ultimately help Base44 clients retain more active users. I'm confident this small change would make a meaningful difference for teams relying on daily app engagement to track accountability and momentum.