Replit July 3, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Replit & Replit Agent July 3, 2026, released 2026-07-03 — explained in plain English.
- The Replit desktop app for your computer got a major redesign to match the website, making it easier to work on multiple apps at once.
- You can now easily add payments to your apps using a tool called Whop just by asking the Replit AI Agent.
- You can switch from the Pro plan to the cheaper Core plan in one step without accidentally losing your published apps.
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This update is all about making things smoother and more convenient. If you use the Replit desktop app on your computer, you'll notice it looks and feels a lot more like the website version. It also makes it super easy for creators to start making money from their apps and fixes an annoying billing issue that used to get in the way when downgrading your subscription.
What's new
- Redesigned Desktop App: The Replit app you install on your computer has been completely updated. It now lets you work on several apps at the same time. You can also see notifications from the AI Agent (like when it finishes a task or needs your help) and preview your apps without having to jump back and forth between different windows.
- Sell in your app with Whop: Whop is a tool for selling digital products, memberships, or subscriptions. You can now add a checkout page to your app just by asking the Replit AI Agent. The Agent will automatically set up a Whop account for you and connect it, so you don't have to deal with copying and pasting API keys (special passwords that let apps talk to each other) or doing any complicated setup.
Improvements
- Easier plan downgrades: If you want to switch from the Pro subscription to the cheaper Core subscription, you can now do it in one click. Before, you had to completely cancel your subscription, which dropped you to the free plan and could have stopped your published apps from running. Now, if you try to cancel, Replit will simply offer to downgrade you to Core instead.
Fixes
No fixes were mentioned in this update.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Replit official changelog ↗.
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