Our team has focused on delivering a range of platform enhancements over the last two weeks. In this update, you’ll find a clear overview of the latest feature additions, changes, and resolved issues. For a comprehensive breakdown, be sure to review the full release notes.
Pages
New features
1. Introducing Betty Genius with AI page generation
Value: We’ve introduced Betty Genius, a new AI-powered trial feature in the development environment (IDE) of your applications. The first capability released is the generation of new pages powered by Betty Genius. Based on a text prompt or uploaded image, it generates a complete page. You can choose to include a surrounding layout for navigation or create a standalone page.During page generation, all components are intelligently grouped and nested into widgets, making post-generation editing faster and more intuitive. This feature helps you go from idea to editable design in seconds — all powered by AI.
Impact: Betty Genius is available by signing up for a trial from the Betty Blocks website. If you want to make use of this in your existing application, please reach out to our Customer Success team.
2. Page layouts
Value: We are introducing new page layouts in Pages, a feature that explicitly separates the Layout and Body sections of a page, the two fundamental building blocks of any application page.With page layouts, you can define multiple reusable layouts (for example, with different headers, navigation, or footers) and assign a single layout to each page. This brings significant benefits:
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- Reusability – build once, apply across multiple pages
- Consistency – ensure a uniform look and feel throughout the application
- Scalability – manage and evolve layouts independently from page content
- Impact: This feature will only be compatible with applications running on the new Pages compiler
3. Data mapping with page variables when using Redirect interaction
- Value: The Redirect interaction now offers expanded flexibility for passing data between pages. In addition to mapping properties from model data shown by data components, you can now utilize page variable properties and page input variables directly. No need to nest components inside data components to access these values.
- Impact: This feature is available for Page builder applications running on the new Pages compiler only
Improvements and fixes
1. Fix: Resolved “Page not found” error when deleting a page via settings
- Value: The delete flow in page settings has been improved. Previously, deleting a page could trigger a “Page not found” error. The process now correctly redirects you to the Pages overview after deletion.
- Impact: Users do not need to take any additional steps to benefit from this.
2. Fix: Resolved timeout error when deleting pages
- Value: The delete process when deleting pages has been improved. Previously, deleting a page could trigger a timeout error. This has been resolved now. The performance of deleting a page has significantly improved.
- Impact: Users do not need to take any additional steps to benefit from this.
3. Fix: Error when mapping Page variable properties to Partial input variables
- Value: The mapping of partial input variables with page variable properties has been updated. Previously, when assigning page variable properties, you received an error at runtime. This has been fixed, only when using the new pages compiler.
- Impact: This fix is available exclusively for page builder applications using the new Pages compiler. Users do not need to take any additional steps to benefit from this.
4. Fix: Scrolling decimal input issue
- Value: The decimal input component has been updated to address an issue when scrolling inside the input. Previously, the value of decimal input changed when the decimal input was focused and the user scrolled up or down. This is fixed now.
- Impact: This update will only be available in the latest version of the Decimal input component in the default Betty Block component set. Existing components already in use on pages will not automatically receive this update.
5. New Pages compiler fix: Broken redirect interaction on data table columns with action button components
- Value: The Action button component has been enhanced for use within data table columns to resolve an issue impacting redirect actions. Previously, when redirecting—such as following a successful action—the necessary record information from the data table was not correctly forwarded, which could lead to unexpected runtime behavior. This has now been fully addressed.
- Impact: Users do not need to take any additional steps to benefit from this.
Up next
Betty Genius (AI-powered application development):
1. Multi-page with requirements generation
Value: Betty Genius currently supports generating individual pages. In the next iteration, we’re taking a major step forward: introducing the ability to generate multiple pages at once, enabling the creation of entire applications (depending on the scope) or larger functional application sections, called Modules. This update marks the beginning of end-to-end, AI-powered application generation, empowering you to design and build solutions faster and more efficiently with Betty Genius.
To support this capability, we’re introducing a new entity in the platform: Modules. Available as a main navigation item in the builder bar. When you prompt Betty Genius for a new module, your input is translated into suggested Pages, Layouts, Requirements, and Data Models. This gives you a clear, structured overview of what Betty Genius believes is needed to fulfill your request.
Unlike the current single-page generation flow, which jumps directly from prompt to generated page, this new process introduces an intermediate suggested “Pages and Requirements” review step. This gives you greater control and transparency before generation begins. You can review, adjust, and confirm the proposed structure, leading to:
- Reduced time wasted on incorrect or mismatched generations
- Higher success rates for prompt-to-page accuracy
- Greater confidence in the AI-driven workflow
Impact: Betty Genius is currently available through a trial sign-up on the Betty Blocks website. If you want to make use of this in your existing application, please reach out to our Customer Success team.
Timeframe: October ‘25
2. Updating (parts of) generated pages (post-generation)
Value: When Betty Genius has generated pages (via the single or multi-page generation feature), the only option for you to change a page post-generation is by making manual edits. In order to get this done, there is some learning required in how the page builder for manual changes works and where to find what. To lower this barrier and to help users make changes faster and more intuitively, we are introducing the option to prompt Betty Genius again to assist in changing parts of the page.
Until now, once Betty Genius generated a page, whether through single or multi-page generation, any further edits had to be made manually in Pages (page builder). While powerful, this required some familiarity with the builder’s structure and tools, which could be a barrier for new users or slow down iteration.
To make the process faster and more intuitive, we’re introducing page updates by Betty Genius. This enhancement allows you to prompt Betty Genius to modify specific parts of a generated page, without needing to dive into manual editing. Simply by making a selection on the page, describe what you want to change, review some suggestions and Betty Genius will handle the update for you.
This update helps you:
- Make quick, targeted edits with natural language
- Reduce the learning curve of manual page editing
- Maintain creative flow without leaving the AI generation process
Impact: Betty Genius is currently available through a trial sign-up on the Betty Blocks website. If you want to make use of this in your existing application, please reach out to our Customer Success team.
Timeframe: October ‘25
Actions
New feature
1. Running Wasm actions from the IDE
- Value: Builders can now execute Wasm actions directly within the Wasm Actions IDE, eliminating the need for external downloads or manual execution. This update delivers the streamlined testing workflow familiar from the NextGen Actions IDE, enabling quicker iterations and more effective debugging.
- Impact: Once the feature flag is enabled, builders can create Wasm-type actions and use the new “Test run” functionality directly within the IDE. No additional setup or external tools are required.
2. Updating a custom Wasm component
- Value: Builders can now update their custom Wasm components with new versions, ensuring that existing functionality can evolve without needing to recreate or re-upload components from scratch. This allows for smoother iteration, easier maintenance, and faster delivery of improvements or bug fixes in their Wasm components.
- Impact: Once the feature flag is enabled, builders can update their custom components directly from the IDE. Go to the details of the custom component and click on update function, upload your improved wasm component, decide on the version, and enter the version management.
3. Uninstall a custom Wasm component
- Value: Builders can now uninstall their custom Wasm components from their app, giving them greater control over managing and maintaining their action environment. This helps keep the actions IDE clean, reduces clutter, and ensures only relevant and up-to-date components are in use.
- Impact: Once the feature flag is enabled, builders gain the ability to remove custom components directly from the IDE. Simply navigate to the custom component’s details and select the uninstall function.
Improvements & fixes
Fix: Downloadable Wasm component is always available
- Value: Previously, when you left the Wasm actions IDE and came back, the download button was disabled again. Now, the download button is always enabled.
- Impact: No action required from the user
Up next
1. Create, update and delete capabilities in Wasm Actions
- Value: Builders will soon be able to implement create, update, and delete operations directly within Wasm Actions. This enhancement extends the functionality of Wasm Actions to match the capabilities of NextGen actions, marking a significant step toward a more robust and adaptable actions engine. With this update, builders can efficiently manage the entire action lifecycle in a unified, Wasm-powered environment.
- Impact: Once the feature flag is enabled, builders can create Wasm actions with the Create, Update and Delete steps.
- Timeframe: Within two weeks
2. Multifunctions in a custom Wasm component
- Value: Builders can upload multiple functions from a single Wasm file in one step, instead of uploading each function individually. This significantly improves the developer experience by reducing repetitive work, lowering the risk of errors, and making it easier to bring complete use cases, such as full API integrations, into projects. Additionally, it enables reusable patterns by allowing builders to package and share multifunction Wasm components via the Block Store.
- Impact: With this update, builders can efficiently import an entire set of related functions (e.g., create, read, update, delete, authentication) from one wasm file, streamlining the setup of complex integrations. No extra steps are required beyond uploading the Wasm file containing multiple functions.
- Timeframe: Upcoming quarter
3. Wasm components in the Block Store
- Value: Builders gain access to pre-built Wasm components directly from the Block Store, allowing them to quickly discover and leverage existing functionality in their apps. This reduces the need to manually recreate common functionality, accelerates development, and unlocks more reusable and scalable solutions.
- Impact: Once available, builders will be able to browse and install Wasm components from the Block Store just like any other block. This visibility makes it easier to integrate complex functionality without starting from scratch.
- Timeframe: Upcoming quarter
My Betty Blocks
Improvements & fixes
1. Collect role, company name and company size for trial sign-up
- Value: During the sign-up of the public trial, we now ask for the role, company name and size, so that we have more quality leads.
- Impact: When signing up for the public trial, we have added an extra step to the sign-up.
2. Company in breadcrumbs
- Value: Company is now shown in the breadcrumbs, so that it is clear to which company the current organization or application belongs.
- Impact: The first item in the breadcrumbs now always displays the company name. Users who have the permission to view the company overview are able to select it to navigate there.
3. Prevent seeing the welcome tour multiple times
- Value: Ensure users experience the welcome tour only once, eliminating unnecessary repetition that could cause confusion or disrupt the onboarding process.
- Impact: Once the trial welcome tour has been completed or dismissed, it will no longer appear again.
Up next
1. Microsoft SSO for trial sign-up
- Value: Allow users to sign up using Microsoft SSO, to make the sign-up as easy as possible.
- Impact: When signing up for the public trial, there will be an option to use Microsoft SSO.
- Timeframe: Within 2 weeks.
2. Google SSO for trial sign-up
- Value: Allow users to sign up using Google SSO, to make the sign-up as easy as possible.
- Impact: When signing up for the public trial, there will be an option to use Google SSO.
- Timeframe: Within 4 weeks.
2. Collect the company industry and contact number for trial sign-up
- Value: During the public trial sign-up process, we now request the company’s industry and the user’s phone number. This enhancement helps us generate higher-quality leads and provides the option to reach out to trial users if needed.
- Impact: When signing up for the public trial we have added extra inputs.
Education
New
Branching standards & best practices
- Value: Explains how to apply consistent branching standards to improve quality, collaboration, and version control
- Impact: Helps teams avoid merge conflicts and release small updates faster and more safely
Up next
1. Two new SSO configuration documents: Guidance on available SSO setups - both company (My Betty Blocks) and application-level, required information, and a new article on implementing Azure SSO via SAML.
- Timeframe: Upcoming two weeks
2. Building with data: Academy course on using data to build your pages
- Timeframe: Upcoming two weeks
3. Debugging and using Logs: Academy course on monitoring, testing, and debugging business logic with Logs, Log messages, and GraphQL playground.
- Timeframe: Start of November
Platform roadmap
Want to know more about the upcoming features and functionalities of the Betty Blocks platform? Visit the platform roadmap of our community, where you can find most of the topics that we are currently working on and are planning to work on. Let us know your thoughts by upvoting the topics you believe are the most valuable!