Releasesby GlyphWeb search in apps
Live on cloud All plans Retool now supports performing web searches from the Chat tab of the app builder and from functions in draft or published apps. While building apps, the agent can access the internet to answer questions or provide more context. Web searches use a Tavily account that Retool manages for you.
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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.
Self-hosted Retool 4.34 and 4.0 stable updates
Patches for Retool 4.34.16 and 4.0.28 are available on the stable release channel, providing bug fixes and security updates.
Microsoft SQL integration versions 1.0 and 2.0 removed
Retool removed versions 1.0 and 2.0 of its Microsoft SQL integration across cloud and self-hosted instances, requiring migration to version 3.0.
Retool 4.88 Edge for self-hosted instances
Retool released version 4.88 on the Edge channel for self-hosted deployments.
App testing
Live on cloud • All plans Public beta You can now use the Build with tests setting to validate that your app is functioning as expected and catch unintended changes before you publish your app to end users. Toggle this setting on from the chat settings or from the debug console . note App testing is currently rolling out to cloud organizations.
Retool on Google Cloud Marketplace
Retool is now available on Google Cloud Marketplace . Work with your Retool account team to set up a private offer. After you accept it in your Google Cloud console, Retool is billed through your Google Cloud account. To learn more, read the announcement blog post .
Self-hosted Retool 4.34 and 4.0 stable updates
Retool released stable patches 4.34.15 and 4.0.27 containing bug fixes and security patches.
GPT 6.1 Terra available in Retool
GPT 6.1 Terra is now available in Retool via OpenAI, enabling its use in AI resource queries and application building.