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Retool 4.93 Edge for self-hosted instances

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Retool 4.93 is now available on the Edge release channel for self-hosted organizations.

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Web search in apps

Retool added native web search capabilities to the app builder Chat tab and app functions, enabling agent applications to query live web data via a managed Tavily account.

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General availability of Retool's MCP server

Retool's MCP server is now generally available for cloud and self-hosted instances. It allows users to interact with Retool apps, resources, and workflows from agentic environments like Claude Code, ChatGPT, and Cursor.

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Self-hosted Retool 4.86 Stable

Self-hosted Retool 4.86.0 is now available on the Stable release channel. Retool releases a version on the stable channel each quarter. A stable release is generally four versions behind the cloud-hosted version at the time. Preparation and testing of a stable version occurs approximately four weeks prior to its release.

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Connect MongoDB Atlas with OAuth

Live on cloud All plans GA You can now connect MongoDB Atlas to a cloud instance of Retool by signing in to Atlas. Click Connect MongoDB Atlas on a MongoDB resource, authorize Retool, and choose a cluster and the level of database access to grant. You don't need to create a database user, add an IP address to your access list, or enter connection details.

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Snowflake OAuth for partner applications

Live on cloud All plans GA Retool is now a Snowflake OAuth partner application. When you connect Snowflake to a cloud instance of Retool with OAuth, you no longer create or manage a client ID, client secret, or redirect URI. Instead, you create a partner application security integration in Snowflake, then click Connect with OAuth in Retool to authorize.

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Service users for workflows

Retool workflows can now run as service users, allowing them to execute against resources with data access enforcement enabled. This feature is available on Business and Enterprise plans and does not count toward user seats.

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