Updates, changes, and improvements at Retool.
The Retool Embed JS SDK is now available on npm. The SDK offers similar functionality to react-retool but enables you to more easily embed Retool apps into web applications that aren't built with React. The SDK supports both public apps and authenticated Embed apps.
Retool is dedicated to protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of our platform. The new vulnerability disclosure program enables you to submit reports of any potential security concerns that you may have.
Retool now supports with Amazon Bedrock and Knowledge Bases for Amazon Bedrock. This integration enables businesses to leverage the power and security of Amazon Bedrock with the ease and speed of development on Retool to build AI applications.
For companies with strict data policies, sending data to a third-party LLM is a deal-breaker. With Amazon Bedrock, businesses can host LLMs within their VPC, ensuring compliance with their security and governance requirements. Retool customers who have adopted AWS can take advantage of all that Bedrock has to offer while keeping their data safe and secure.
Custom product pages allow organizations on the Business plan and above to replace Retool's login, reset password, signup, and invitation claims pages with custom Retool web apps.
This feature is currently an early access beta. Contact your account manager or reach out to request access.
Custom component libraries is the new approach to building custom React components for web apps. Previously, custom components were built directly within the App IDE. With custom component libraries, you can now build components locally in your development environment, then deploy to Retool. After deploying, you can drag and drop components into apps as you would any other component.
Custom components are contained within libraries, and each library has a unique name. Custom components deployed to Retool are automatically shown in the Component Library.
Custom Python libraries for Retool Workflows is now available as a public beta. You can add one of the built-in Python libraries or provide a custom list of libraries and versions.
Retool Mobile for iOS and Android now supports biometric security. Users are prompted to verify their identity using biometrics (e.g., fingerprint or facial scan) each time they open the app.
You can also enable a privacy screen that obscures the mobile app when it appears in the device's app switcher. This can prevent sensitive information being potentially made visible.
Split Pane is a new web app frame pattern that allows users to create a resizable and scrollable frame, with a custom width, alongside the main canvas. You can add a Split Pane frame from the Frames section, or drag it onto the canvas from the Component Tree.
You can now enable collaborators on Source Control branches. Source Control branches are private by default and only allow changes by the owner. On collaborative branches, multiple users can commit changes and submit pull requests to protected elements.