Bolt.new lets you preview and publish from the phone
After each prompt the phone can open a full-screen preview, and you can share or publish without going back to a desktop.
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After each prompt the phone can open a full-screen preview, and you can share or publish without going back to a desktop.
Bolt's new Forge tier offers GLM, DeepSeek, and Kimi models with 50x more usage and no charges, free until October 14, 2026.
Bolt Slides adds canvas editing, one-click reordering, live drawing, speaker notes, and PDF or URL export.
Queued prompts fire in order once each earlier one finishes, so you no longer wait to send the next.
The agentic reviewer checks for issues like hardcoded API keys and open database endpoints as apps are built, at no extra cost.
Team members can reuse each other's Bolt skills, and several can trigger from a single prompt automatically.
The MIT-licensed library turns a single prompt into a shareable React deck, complete with a skill file that teaches Claude Code, Codex or Cursor how to
The upgrade brings stronger coding and edge-case handling to Bolt's full-stack app generation, with rollout beginning shortly.
The AI coding platform's security controls have now passed an independent audit.
A Marketplace listing, Azure deployment, Teams prompts and CI/CD hooks target enterprise procurement and security requirements.
Teammates can be added as Viewer, Editor, or Co-owner, and publishing is now separate from sharing, with trusted domains for private access.
Thumbnails, starred favourites, and one-click rename or transfer make it easier to find and manage projects.
A project's chat history is now shared across everyone working in it, instead of split into separate threads per person.
The integration brings hundreds of animated, WebGPU-powered effects into any Bolt project without custom code.
An Alt-click or the new 'Pick from layers' toggle still lets you target a specific layer directly.
The MCP-based GitHub Connector pulls a component from any public repo into a Bolt project, even across languages.
Bolt says the model posts its best scores yet on long, complex builds.