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This page lists recent changes to FlutterFlow, newest first, along with the docs sections that each change affects.

October 14, 2026: Every app has its own icon

Sections: Design · Data and sign-in · Live app · Make changes

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When your app’s first version finishes, FlutterFlow draws a symbol for its icon. The symbol waits in the App icon drawer, where you can select it, draw new symbols, or change the icon’s Style. You can also ask the agent for another icon in a thread. App icon
Starter rows copy into a table’s live data only the first time a push brings them in. After that, they behave like ordinary rows in your live data. How data moves
When your app uses live updates, Backend › Usage tracks Live updates and Live connections: this month’s messages to and from screens that watch records or lists, plus the screens connected right now. Backend usage
A thread’s preview shows only that thread’s changes. When another thread pushes to your app, your open thread shows a Your app card with Bring it in now and Later (which brings the changes in when you push the thread). Multiple threads
In Project Settings › Emails, owners and developers can view and customize the emails your app sends to the people who use it, such as password resets. Password reset email
The App icon drawer for Ledger with Symbol open, showing a drawn symbol beside the app's initial.The App icon drawer for Ledger with Symbol open, showing a drawn symbol beside the app's initial.

October 12, 2026: Every thread gets its own data

Sections: Data and sign-in · Make changes

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Each thread tests its changes against its own copy of your starter data. When a thread’s copy of your app stores data, the thread’s Data tab shows that copy so that the thread’s creator can edit it without changing your app’s live data. Thread data and Live, thread and starter data
A thread in Ledger beside its Data tab, showing the thread's own copy of the Monthly budgets table.A thread in Ledger beside its Data tab, showing the thread's own copy of the Monthly budgets table.

October 8, 2026: See what changed after every turn

Sections: Make changes · Get started · App stores

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When a turn ends, its Summary lists each screen and table that the turn changed. Select a screen row, or the Backend, table or Starter data row, to open that change. Turn summary
A pill above the phone preview shows its current status, such as Updating preview while changes load, or Copy of your app on an idle thread. When your app stores data, pointing to the pill shows that the preview uses a copy of your starter data. Preview
When a push removes data from your app, the push dialog warns This removes data from your app and requires you to select Remove it before you push. Push
When a Choice card includes Show in stage, the stage panel opens the options on its Choose tab so that you can compare them before you pick one. Pick a design direction
FlutterFlow shows a celebration when your first app is ready, when your first push finishes, and when your app goes live in a store.
A finished turn's Summary in Ledger with its screen rows, Budget and Home overview, and its Backend and Starter data rows.A finished turn's Summary in Ledger with its screen rows, Budget and Home overview, and its Backend and Starter data rows.

October 6, 2026: A picture of every screen

Sections: Make changes · Get help

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The Screens tab shows light and dark pictures of every screen in a thread’s version of your app and marks the screens that the thread changed. Screens
To rate the agent’s work in a thread, open the thread’s menu, select Rate this thread…, and choose Bad, Okay, or Good. Send feedback
When another thread has pushed a conflicting change to the same part of your app, pushing prompts you to choose which change to keep. Push
The Screens tab in Ledger with screens under Changed in this thread, each marked Changed, and the new Budget screen marked New.The Screens tab in Ledger with screens under Changed in this thread, each marked Changed, and the new Budget screen marked New.

October 4, 2026: Threads, grouped by who moves next

Sections: Make changes

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The thread list groups your threads by who moves next: Needs you, In motion, and Recent. Each thread’s ring shows its status, and pointing to a thread opens a card with its full name and status. How threads work
Ledger's thread list with a thread under Needs you, one In motion and three under Recent, and the hover card open on Add monthly spending chart.Ledger's thread list with a thread under Needs you, one In motion and three under Recent, and the hover card open on Add monthly spending chart.

October 2, 2026: A new Backend tab

Sections: Data and sign-in · Services · Get help

What changed Learn more
Backend brings everything your app keeps into one place: Activity (every change pushed to your app’s backend), Data (tables and records that owners and developers can edit), People, Files, and Secrets (visible to owners and developers), Starter data, and Usage. How the backend works
Connect an outside service once in Project Settings › Connections, and it works for both your app and the agent. Your own accounts, for the agent to use as you in chats that you start, are in Account › Connections. How connections work
Open Send feedback from the account menu, the command palette, or the bottom of the left bar on a computer. Send feedback
The Backend area for Ledger with its menu and the Transactions table's records.The Backend area for Ledger with its menu and the Transactions table's records.