Changelog

We've released a new version of the Tags web component that includes many of the features available in other components. This includes:

• Manual or mapped options for defining tags.
• Greater customization options with per-tag settings for icon, color, and value.
• Event handlers for click actions.

The previous version of Tags is still available as a deprecated component and any existing apps that use it will continue to do so. You must update any existing apps if you want to make use of the new version.

The new Tags component is available on Retool Cloud and the latest edge release of self-hosted Retool.

Subfolder organization of apps is now available as a public beta. You can create nested folders for more granular organization and permissions of Retool apps.

Organization admins can enable or disable subfolders in the Advanced settings section of the organization settings page.

Self-hosted Retool 3.52 is now available on the Stable release channel.

Organizations with self-hosted deployments must manually deploy latest changes when upgrading to self-hosted Retool 3.52 or later to ensure that recent updates to Source Control are applied.

Organizations with self-hosted deployments can now collect and forward telemetry data to either Retool or to custom destinations.

You can now adjust the font size for most components directly in the Styles settings. Available font size options map to the app's Typography settings for the current theme. You can also click FX to specify a px font size using a custom or dynamic value, such as 11px or {{ theme.h6Font }}.

Some components with existing text size controls, such as Divider, are unchanged. Font size controls for these components will eventually move to the Styles settings in future updates.

The Key Value component for web apps now supports editable values and save actions. When configured, users can edit and save value changes in much the same way as the Table component.

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.