Improved
Replies that stall now recover on their own
If a model's reply stops partway, WebDIY retries once inside the same message and shows a note. When a model declines or a provider rejects a request, the chat says so plainly.
Changelog
What’s new in WebDIY
New features, improvements and fixes, newest first. Each entry is dated the day it reached web.diy.
Released
Released
Improved
Publish stays in view, simpler project tiles and a better phone layout
- Publish is blue with a globe and always visible. If you can't publish, it shows locked, with the reason.
- Share has a people icon.
- Project tiles show the picture, the title and who edited last, and the whole tile opens the project.
- On phones, a floating bar switches between chat and preview, and Tools opens as a menu.
- New projects open on a starter page with the WebDIY mark that follows your light or dark theme until WebDIY builds your first page.
Released
Improved
The person who creates a project is its Admin
Whoever creates a project can now publish it, connect domains and manage it. The organization's Owner and Admins keep full control of every project.
Improved
Faster previews, and sign-in that goes where you meant
- Changes appear in the Preview without a full reload where your app supports it, and keep your place in the app.
- Reopening a project no longer reinstalls packages that didn't change.
- Signing in takes you straight to where you were going.
Improved
New projects start on a faster template with 4 GB of memory
New projects run on Vite 8, and the computer each one runs on has 4 GB of memory.
Improved
Version history, with rewind
History lists every saved version of a project, who asked for it and which one is live, and can rewind the project to any of them.
Released
Improved
Choose a model for each message, on every plan
Model choice is on by default for every organization. Pick the model for each message; Owners and Admins can still limit the list.
Released
Improved
WebDIY lives at one address: web.diy
The site and the app are both on web.diy. The old build.web.diy address redirects to the same page on web.diy.
Released
Improved
Your first message starts a conversation
WebDIY now talks your idea through before it builds. It asks what you want, sometimes with a short form, and then builds. The workbench opens by default.
Released
ImprovedFixed
Faster starts, and fewer stuck or lost replies
Improved
- New projects are set up the moment you create them.
- Messages start faster on projects you reopen.
- The chat says which stage a message is at.
Fixed
- A provider error between steps no longer ends a message as if it had finished.
- A message's replies are saved even if your sign-in expires while it runs.
Improved
Your work is saved as WebDIY writes it
Files are saved during a message, not only at its end. If a message is interrupted, WebDIY recovers the work automatically and tells you.
Released
Improved
The Publish button shows what's happening, and domains get a DNS checklist
Publish shows a spinner while it builds and a badge when you have unpublished changes or a domain needs attention. Domains checks each DNS record one by one, and you choose the primary address.
Released
Improved
A new model lineup, with Claude Sonnet 5 as the default
Claude Sonnet 5 is the new default model. Paid plans can choose from 14 models, including Claude Opus 5, GPT-5.6, Gemini 3.1 Pro, Grok 4.5, DeepSeek V4 Pro and GLM 5.2.
Released
Improved
Share a preview link, and see errors sooner
- Share makes a preview link that anyone can open for 7 days, without an account.
- Build errors now show in the preview.
- WebDIY checks each file's syntax as it writes it, and sees which of your app's requests failed.
- You can attach up to 10 files to a message.