Releasesby IbisIntroducing Replit App Monitoring
GA5 months agoUnverifiedAdded Sep 24, 2026
Replit introduced App Monitoring for published apps, which notifies users via email if their application goes down. The Replit Agent can also be used to analyze logs and database state to identify the root cause of failures.
Topics: Observability, Developer tools
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Every Replit releaseSecure more apps with External Access Tokens and Private Publishing
Replit has made Private Publishing available to Core and Starter plan users and introduced External Access Tokens for all private apps. These features allow secure access to private deployments without exposing them to the public internet.
Introducing Replit Auto-Protect
Replit Auto-Protect automatically monitors project dependencies for critical CVEs. When a vulnerability is found, the Replit Agent prepares a patch that users can apply and republish with two clicks.
Security Center 2.0: Act on vulnerabilities in bulk across all your apps
Replit updated its Security Center to allow users to view and remediate vulnerabilities across all projects in bulk. Users can now identify and fix critical CVEs on published projects from a centralized dashboard.
Meet Replit Security Agent
Replit Security Agent performs comprehensive security reviews of codebases using a hybrid approach with Semgrep and HoundDog.ai. It automates threat modeling and vulnerability identification before projects are published.
Beyond the App: Using Vibe Coding to Ship Decks, Dashboards, and Launch Assets
Replit Agent 4 now supports the generation of stakeholder decks, live dashboards, and animations directly from existing projects. This allows product managers to create launch assets and project documentation without switching between disconnected tools.
Replit Enterprise, Now Self-Serve
Replit Enterprise is now available for direct purchase through the website. Organizations can configure SSO and SCIM and provision accounts without needing to go through a sales demo or contract negotiation.
How product managers ship faster using Replit's agentic workflows
Replit Agent 4 now runs tasks in parallel, allowing for more efficient project updates. This feature helps keep project artifacts like briefs and criteria synchronized with the prototype.
Unlocking a New Way to Build Enterprise Data Apps with Microsoft Fabric
Replit and Microsoft have collaborated to allow developers to build AI-powered applications in Replit and deploy them directly into Microsoft Fabric with enterprise governance.
Also shipped on Apr 29, 2026
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Seer Agent is in open beta , ask it anything about your app
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Google Gemini and Google Vertex AI models available for app building
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ClickHouse integration
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Time series to table transformation is now generally available
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