Bolt.new May 23, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Bolt May 23, 2026, released 2026-05-23 — explained in plain English.
- All your database settings are now grouped together in one convenient spot.
- You can reach things like file storage, logs, and user management from a single dashboard.
- Your billing and plan limits are still kept separate, under your Cloud settings.
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This update is all about making your life easier by decluttering your workspace. If you are building an app that uses a database, you no longer have to hunt through different menus to find your settings. This matters most to developers who want to manage their app's backend (the behind-the-scenes part of an app) quickly and without the hassle.
What's new
- A unified database dashboard: There is a new database icon right at the top center of your project screen. Clicking it takes you to a single page where you can control everything related to your database. Instead of jumping around, you can now manage your app's authentication (how users log in), file storage, logs (records of what happened in your app), secrets (hidden passwords or keys), server functions, data tables, and user management all from this one view.
Improvements
- Better organization: Your settings are no longer scattered everywhere. By putting all the day-to-day database tools in one place, it's much faster to find what you need and keep your project organized.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Bolt.new official changelog ↗.
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