What's new

Commands typed in the console are now confirmed by the server instead of occasionally being dropped without a word.

First-time buyers with no billing address on file could get stuck at checkout. Checkout now asks for it.

HTTPS apps stay reachable under heavy traffic spikes on the shared edge.

Studio: an AI coding agent that works directly on your deployment, with Plan, Build and Auto modes and a diff of every change.

Shell in the console: switch from App to Shell to run commands inside your deployment, even while the app is stopped.

Git works out of the box in the shell.

The shell is also available through the API and the MCP server.

Cancelling a plan now explains exactly what happens to your deployments and when.

Coins bought on the old platform are converted to credits automatically.

Deploy from VS Code, Cursor or any editor with bh deploy. Only changed files are uploaded, and files your bot writes on the server are never touched.

An assistant that reads your logs, explains crashes and can act on your deployments, asking before anything that cannot be undone.

When your app crashes, the assistant offers to look into it.

Your app URL shows an explanatory 404 or 502 page instead of a blank screen, including which port your app should listen on.

Custom domain verification checks public DNS, so a record you just added is picked up sooner.

Sign in with Bot-Hosting: create OAuth apps that act on behalf of your users.

New runtimes: Lavalink, PHP bots, PHP websites and static sites.

Connect Bot-Hosting to Claude, ChatGPT and other AI clients to manage your deployments in plain language.

More API routes, and the API tab is now the Dev tab.

Environment variables can be edited in place.

Deployments linked to GitHub can pull the latest commit automatically on every restart.

Plans can be offered as gifts.

A REST API with API keys and full documentation to automate your deployments.

Prices are shown in your local currency based on where you are.

New runtimes: Rust, Go, C++ and Lua.

Import and export your databases.

Deploy a ready-made project in one click from the templates catalog, or publish your own from a public GitHub repository.

A knowledge base covering deployments, runtimes, domains and databases.

A Packages tab to add and remove dependencies without touching the terminal.

More Node.js, Python and Java versions to choose from.

MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis run like any other deployment, with a built-in data manager.

A Domains tab to serve your app over HTTPS on a bot-hosting address or your own domain.

The console and file manager are easier to use on a phone.