Changelog

Show the builder what you mean

You can now attach images to your prompts: drag one in, paste one, or drop it on the home composer, and the agent builds from what it sees.

A gallery of everything the builder can make

Discover has a new Components tab: a live-preview gallery of the UI patterns and capabilities the builder can produce, each with the exact phrase to drop into a prompt.

More control over your account

Change your account email, delete your account, and get back in faster with sign-in that remembers how you last logged in.

Promo codes at checkout

Checkout now accepts promotion codes, so a discount code applies to your subscription right where you pay.

A sharper first impression

The signup showcase now plays real product video, and the product page got a seamless app marquee, clearer "How it works" steps, and a softer demo frame.

Watch your build, in plain English

The builder chat now narrates your build as it happens: a friendly intro, a live milestone checklist, and a wrap-up when it lands.

A refreshed emra.app

The product page got illustrated feature cards, About joined the nav, and every changelog entry now has its own shareable page.

A "Get started" checklist for new builders

New accounts get a home-screen checklist that tracks real progress: get an app, edit an app, use an app.

Smooth scrolling for your apps

Apps you build can now use Lenis, so scroll-heavy apps and landing pages feel buttery.

Fixes

Right click works in the main grid again, the home composer grows as you type, and client state stays in sync.

Make your home screen yours

Wallpapers, gradients, and tints for your home screen, with a live floating customizer and text that stays readable on any background.

Pick your model: Claude Sonnet 5 for everyone

The model selector is now available to every account, with Claude Sonnet 5 joining Opus 4.8.

System apps, tidied into one folder

New accounts start with Search, Settings, and Feedback grouped in an "Emra Apps" folder instead of loose on the grid.

Game controllers work in your apps

Published apps can now use gamepads and other input devices, so the games you build play the way they should.

Fixes

The Emra favicon comes back after visiting an app, empty folders clean themselves up, and toasts got restyled.

The Emra changelog is live.

One place to follow what we ship: what's new, what's better, and what we quietly fixed.

Know which apps finished building

App tiles now show a badge when a build finished that you have not opened yet, and building apps stay visible in your dock.

Starter prompts in Discover

A new Prompts tab with 50 starter prompts and a keyword library; click one and it lands in your composer ready to send.

A calmer load-in

Home, docks, and app boot now load in smoothly without layout jumps, with the entrance motion layered back on top.

Clearer legal pages

A rewritten Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, a new Acceptable Use Policy, and a dedicated copyright contact.

Confirmation emails that look like Emra

The sign-up confirmation code arrives in a branded email, and the confirm page copy matches it.

A leaner, sharper build agent

The agent now pulls in exactly the knowledge it needs per task, with lessons from real sessions baked into its skills.

Free plan limits, and a clearer path to upgrade

Free accounts now have defined limits, and hitting one opens a one-click upgrade instead of a dead end.

Drafts that wait for you

The builder now keeps your unsent message per app, so switching apps or leaving no longer eats what you typed.

Fix: share links that actually copy

Copying a share link no longer silently fails; it now fires reliably on tap.

Longer builds without losing the thread

The build agent now slides a window over its session history, so long builds do not run out of room to reason.

Fix: mobile chat grab bar

The chat sheet's grab bar now collapses when you tap it, so it stops eating screen on phones.

Share links that show off your app

Every published app now gets a dynamic Open Graph image, so share links unfurl with a real preview.

Make your app look like yours

Two ways to brand an app: upload your own icon image, or pick from a much bigger icon library.

Snappier lists

Collection updates now apply optimistically, so lists in your apps feel instant.

Redesigned sign-in and create-account

The sign-in and create-account pages got a full redesign: cleaner, more on-brand, less to think about.

A better first impression for shared apps

The public landing page someone sees when you share an app is redesigned to actually sell the app.

A nudge in the right direction

First-time builders now get an "Edit this app" coachmark showing how to change an app once it is built.

Settings that scale

Settings got a responsive section nav and its own search, so finding a setting no longer means scrolling.

Homepage refresh

A copy pass, a demo video, mobile hero game controls, and a visible upgrade path for free accounts.

Know when your app is building

A background-build banner keeps you posted while an app builds, so you can navigate away and come back.

Command palette, everywhere

Press ⌘K from anywhere to fuzzy-search your apps and run quick actions, or type a prompt to launch a new build.

Search, made your own

Search became a customizable system app, joining Home, Settings, and Feedback.

Apps that describe themselves

Apps now write a short summary automatically, so your grid and share pages have real descriptions.

Fixes

A drag-to-upload overlay stuck over the chat, a missing pointer cursor, and the Discover banner animation.

A marketplace for apps, and a trash you can trust

Browse and install apps from a real Discover marketplace, and deletes are now recoverable soft deletes.

Fix: product page dark mode

The /product page's dark mode now shares one theme source with the rest of the app.

Share an app with anyone

App sharing v1: mint a share link that gives anyone their own private clone, with its own data.

Sign in with Google

Create an account and sign in with Google: one click, no password.

Discover

A first version of the Discover page gives apps a place to be found beyond your own grid.

File uploads for your apps

Apps can now handle files: upload images and documents through chat or the Files tab, read and store them via the SDK.

A home screen that feels native

On phones, the app grid behaves like an iOS home screen, and icons without an image get tasteful gradients.

Homepage polish

The homepage grid, composer, and folder previews got a visual pass.

A bigger toolbox for the build agent

17 new front-end libraries for the builder agent: charts, drag-and-drop, forms, Markdown, PDFs, and more.

Room to build bigger

File uploads are capped two ways: a per-file size limit and a total storage allowance, both set by your plan.

A steadier build agent

The build agent now reports its own tool errors honestly and nudges itself off repeated failing steps.

Fix: uploaded files that stopped loading

Uploaded file URLs no longer return a 401 across sessions and devices.

The start of file uploads

The backend and SDK groundwork for file uploads landed.

Fix: premature stops in the builder

Resolved a class of bugs where the agent stopped before a build was finished.

Fix: a sidebar that stays put

The sidebar now persists across routes, with working context menus and tooltips.