Bolt.new April 25, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Bolt April 25, 2026, released 2026-04-25 — explained in plain English.
TLDR
- Teams can now connect Bolt directly to a shared GitHub organization.
- Admins can control exactly which code repositories Bolt users are allowed to access.
- Team members no longer need to link their personal GitHub accounts to do their work.
- This update is all about making teamwork easier for developers. If you build apps with a group of people, your team lead can now manage everyone's access to your shared code from one central place, instead of relying on each person's individual account.
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What's new
- Organization-level GitHub connections: A GitHub "organization" is just a shared team account used by companies or project groups. Now, team leaders can connect Bolt directly to that shared team account. They can pick exactly which folders of code (called "repositories") the team is allowed to work on. This means team members can jump into approved projects without having to connect their own personal GitHub accounts, keeping everything more secure and organized.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Bolt.new official changelog ↗.
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