Base44 July 26, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Base44 app builder July 26, 2026, released 2026-07-26 — explained in plain English.
- Apple will no longer reject your iOS apps just because they are missing required permission explanations.
- The system now automatically writes these explanations for you.
- These explanations are automatically translated to match your app's language.
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If you build mobile apps for iPhones (iOS) using Base44, this update is a big deal. Apple has strict rules and requires apps to explain exactly *why* they need access to things like a camera or location. Previously, forgetting to add these explanations meant Apple would reject your app from their App Store. This update completely solves that headache by generating those explanations for you automatically.
What's new
- Automatic permission explanations: When your app needs to access a user's camera, microphone, or location, Base44 now automatically writes the required "purpose strings" (the short text explaining why the app needs that permission) for you.
Improvements
- Automatic translations: These permission explanations are now localized, meaning they will automatically translate into whatever language your app is set to use.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Base44 official changelog ↗.
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