Recent updates to the Caffeine platform, newest first.
March 2026
Browse the App Market by category — March 30, 2026
The App Market Explore page now shows a scrollable Categories section — click any category card to open a dedicated page listing all apps in that category, with sorting and load-more support. See The App Market.
Content manager suggestion now triggers at 5 or more uploaded images — March 30, 2026
Uploading 5 or more images now always prompts the AI to suggest a content manager before building, regardless of what kind of app you are making. See Uploading Images, Videos, and Files into Your App.
Voice input now shows an error if transcription fails — March 27, 2026
If a speech recording cannot be transcribed — due to a network issue or a temporary problem — Caffeine now shows an error message so you know to try again, instead of silently doing nothing. See Dictating Your Prompts with Voice Input.
GitHub Export failures now surface a clear message — March 24, 2026
If a manual GitHub export cannot complete because another export was already running, Caffeine now notifies you in chat so you know to try again. See Troubleshooting GitHub Export.
Upload videos directly into your app — March 24, 2026
You can now upload video files (MP4, WebM, MOV) alongside images and PDFs — the AI stages them as public assets in your app and embeds them using a video player automatically. See Uploading Images, Videos, and Files into Your App.
GitHub Export now sends chat updates when your export starts and finishes — March 24, 2026
When you push your project to GitHub, Caffeine now posts messages in your chat to confirm the export has been queued, let you know when it completes, and alert you if something goes wrong — so you always know the status without having to check GitHub manually. See Syncing your Project with GitHub.
Suspended App Market listings no longer count toward your quota — March 24, 2026
Only apps that are in review or published now count toward your plan's App Market listing limit — suspended apps are excluded, so a suspended listing no longer blocks you from submitting a new one. See Publishing to the App Market.
Chat attachments now protect files from being overwritten by the AI — March 23, 2026
If the AI tries to save a generated asset with the same filename as one of your chat attachments, it now skips that file and shows a warning in the chat rather than silently overwriting or failing — so your uploaded files are always safe. See Sharing Files with the AI Using Chat Attachments.
Confirmation message now appears when your own domain is successfully assigned — March 23, 2026
When you connect a domain from an external registrar and it activates successfully, Caffeine now sends a confirmation message in the project chat — previously that message was missing for this workflow. See Connecting a Domain You Already Own.
Bring Your Own Domain — March 23 2026
You can now connect a domain purchased from any external registrar (such as GoDaddy or Namecheap) to a Caffeine app by adding a CNAME DNS record, with an optional apex redirect for visitors who type the bare domain. See Connecting a Domain You Already Own.
Live button now opens a quick-action dropdown — March 23, 2026
After your app goes live, the Go live button becomes a Live button that opens a dropdown with one-click options to open your live app, copy its link, or push a pending version update — no need to open project settings. See Publishing and Sharing Your App.
App Market listings now go through automated content review before publishing — March 23, 2026
When you submit an app to the App Market, Caffeine now automatically scans it for content compliance. Your app is published if the scan passes, or suspended if it does not, and you receive a notification in your AI Assistant either way. See Publishing to the App Market.
Manage your App Market listings from the app detail page — March 20, 2026
App creators can now unpublish, archive, publish, and perform other listing management actions directly from an app's detail page in the App Market, without navigating to their creator profile or edit page. See Publishing to the App Market.
Generated images are now automatically optimized after every build — March 19, 2026
After each successful build, Caffeine now removes any generated images that are no longer used in your app's code, and compresses the remaining ones — keeping your app lean without any extra steps from you. See How Caffeine Generates Images for Your App.
Clean install option added for live apps — March 19, 2026
You can now redeploy your live app and permanently erase all of its data in one step, useful when you need to reset the app completely from a fresh state. See Publishing and Sharing Your App.
Chat attachments and file management — March 19, 2026
You can now upload files directly into the chat and manage them from a dedicated Attachments screen in Project Settings. Upload images, PDFs, and documents for the AI to use as context. The Attachments screen shows file sizes, upload dates, and storage usage against your plan limits, with hover-to-download and bulk delete with confirmation. See Sharing Files with the AI Using Chat Attachments.
Archive App Market listings to free up your quota — March 18, 2026
You can now archive a published or draft App Market listing to remove it from the App Market reversibly — archived apps can be restored to draft and republished at any time. Archiving frees up a slot in your plan's quota, since only in-review, published, and suspended apps now count toward the limit. See Publishing to the App Market.
Custom color themes and dark mode now apply correctly — March 16, 2026
A bug that caused the AI's custom color tokens, dark mode styles, and brand colors to be silently ignored in new apps has been fixed — your design requests are now correctly applied. See Getting the Most Out of Caffeine – How to Prompt Effectively.
The AI now learns about you over time — March 16, 2026
Caffeine now remembers things you share about yourself — such as your role, industry, goals, and preferences — and uses that context to give you more relevant responses as you build. See How the AI Builder Works.
App Market is publicly accessible — March 11, 2026
Anyone can now browse the App Market without a Caffeine account. Clicking Remix on an app automatically creates an account for first-time visitors. See The App Market.
Business billing and tax IDs — March 9, 2026
When subscribing or purchasing credits, you can now provide a business name, billing address, and tax ID (VAT number, EIN, or equivalent) at checkout. These details appear on your invoice. See Billing and Payments.
Email verification required before subscribing — March 9, 2026
A confirmed email address is now required before upgrading to a paid plan. Users without a verified email are redirected to complete verification first. See Plans and Pricing.
Smarter handling of image collections — March 9, 2026
When you upload multiple images that look like a gallery, catalog, or repeating-content pattern, the AI now proactively suggests building a content manager rather than embedding images as static files. See Uploading Images and Uploading Your Own Images.
Expanded font support — March 9, 2026
The set of fonts bundled with generated apps has been updated with new additions, and apps can now fall back to Google Fonts for typefaces not in the bundled set. See What Caffeine Can and Cannot Build.
GitHub Export now requires a draft — March 9, 2026
The Push to GitHub option is only available once your project has at least one built draft. See GitHub Export Overview.