Changelog

The following patches are now available on the Stable release channel:

• Retool 4.0.4
• Retool 3.334.21

Update your Retool instance to apply the latest bug fixes and security patches.

Retool 4.16 is now available on the Edge release channel for self-hosted organizations.

Classic apps that include custom components and organization-level themes can now be converted to the new app building experience.

To support custom components, the agent investigates the custom component and recreates it in the converted app with as few changes as possible.

To support classic organization-level themes, the agent applies the same style, color, and typography to the app as were represented in the organization-level theme. The agent does not create a new organization-level theme that applies to apps created with the new app builder.

Retool now supports publishing apps on custom domains. If you self-host Retool (which inherently uses a custom domain) or use a custom domain on a cloud instance, your apps are published to the domain you define in the following format: https://example.retool.com/rr/app/<appName>.

If your organization uses custom domains, previously-published apps should be republished in order to serve them from the appropriate domain.

Apps published on custom domains are subject to an additional set of limitations that are applied because Retool runs your app inside a sandboxed iframe with allow-same-origin disabled.

The following patches are now available on the Stable release channel:

• Retool 4.0.3
• Retool 3.334.20

Update your Retool instance to apply the latest bug fixes and security patches.

Admins can now customize the Content Security Policy (CSP) that Retool enforces on apps. Retool applies a strict default policy that restricts which origins an app can load scripts, fonts, images, and other resources from. You can now extend that policy org-wide to allow the additional origins your apps need, or tighten the defaults further.

For example, if custom JavaScript in an app loads a charting library from a CDN such as https://cdn.example.com, the default script-src 'self' policy blocks the script and the app fails to render it. You can now add that origin to script-src so the app can load it without loosening the policy for any other resource.

Configure rules in Settings > App security > Content Security Policy. Changes apply to every app in your organization and are recorded in your audit logs.

For more information, refer to Customize the Content Security Policy for apps.

While prompting from the Chat tab in the new app builder, you can now restore the app to a previous state. Each time the agent finishes making changes, it presents a summary of the changes and a Restore button. Click this button to return your app to the state it was in when the agent finished those changes.

The following patch is now available on the Stable release channel:

• Retool 4.0.2

Update your Retool instance to apply the latest bug fixes and security patches.

Organization admins on Team and Business plans can now purchase additional AI credit packs directly by clicking on Buy credits from Settings > Plans & Billing > under the new AI Credits tab.

Credit packs are sold in increments of 1,000 credits at $100 per pack. Purchased credits are added to your organization's shared pool and are consumed after your monthly allotment runs out, with the oldest (soonest-expiring) pack used first. Credit packs expire at the end of your next monthly billing cycle (between 30–60 days after purchase), depending on where you are in your billing cycle when you buy them.

• If you are billed monthly, your next billing cycle end date is your expiration date.
• If you are billed annually, your monthly billing date is the same day of the month you originally purchased your plan (e.g., if you purchased an annual plan on April 12, credits expire on the 12th of the following month).

When your organization's credits run out, admins will see a banner prompting them to purchase additional credits or upgrade their plan. Users who are not admins will be directed to contact their admin.

Credit pack purchasing is available on cloud plans using Retool-managed keys. Free plan organizations must upgrade to Team or Business to purchase credit packs. Enterprise customers should contact their account executive.

For more information, refer to the AI credits documentation.

Retool now supports audio and visual browser notifications for app building. If you prompt Retool to build an app and navigate away from the tab, a ping sounds and a red dot appears on the favicon of the tab when you need to return to it. Now, you can multitask and return to the app builder only when your input is required.

This notification occurs at the following key points in the building process:

• The agent needs you to provide input or make a choice (such as selecting a resource).
• The agent needs your approval to run a function.
• The agent is finished building.

To turn off the notification sound, click the Model options selector in the prompting box and toggle off the Sound notifications setting.