New and upcoming releases

Applies to apps created from October 18, 2026. Each app’s database now has a size limit, and each record a maximum size, based on your plan. You can see how much of the limit an app uses on the Database card on its App usage page.

Available on the Enterprise plan. Workspace owners and admins can now decide which AI models members can use. Turn off model providers, open-weight models, or models that use more credits, and set the default model for members who haven’t picked one. Models you turn off show as disabled in every model picker.

A new comment on your app’s preview now starts with an @Base44 mention, so the AI chat picks it up and works on it. To keep a comment between you and your collaborators, delete the mention before you send it.

The AI chat suggests what to write next in your message. Turn Autocomplete on or off in the chat’s More options menu. Your choice applies to all your apps.

On an app you imported, the AI now picks up SKILL.md files committed in the repository itself, along with its commands and the skills that come with its Claude Code and Codex plugins.

Available on Education and Enterprise workspaces. Your workspace’s secrets are now encrypted where they are stored and fetched only when your app runs, so they never sit in plain form alongside your app.

A public file in your file library can now be made private. Its public link stops working, and the file is marked as private so you can tell at a glance.

Workspace, personal, and agent skills now hold up to 50,000 characters of instructions, up from 15,000, so you can keep detailed playbooks in a single skill. The AI chat reads a long workspace skill in full when it uses it.

Choosing a model yourself needs a Builder plan or above. Claude Haiku 5.5 is now in the AI chat’s model picker. Models you reach for less often have moved under More models, so the list you see first stays short.

On an app you imported, the AI can now read the open pull request on the branch you are working in: how its checks are doing and where to see them, the review decision, and whether it can be merged yet.