Week of September 28, 2026

Workflow costs at a glance, simpler team roles, and 19 smaller improvements and fixes.

A workflow's cost cards: credits for the last 7 days, the last 24 hours, and cost per run

See what each workflow costs

A workflow's page now shows its credits for the last 7 days and the last 24 hours, plus its cost per run. Hover the 7-day total to split it into steps, AI, and integrations.

Four clear roles in Members

Settings now has one Members tab where everyone has one of four roles: Owner, Full access, Editor, or Viewer. You pick the role when you invite someone, and a project's Access panel says plainly when everyone in your organization can open it.

Improvements

The Integrations page in your sidebar marks each connected tool and lists the projects using it.
Delete your account yourself from Settings, under Profile, with no support ticket needed.
Ask the agent to find a project and it searches inside your apps and chats too, not just project names.
When the agent reads a spreadsheet, it sees the drawings, arrows, and text boxes on top of the cells.
If a mockup's connection drops mid-draw, it now tries again on its own.
"Add to favorites" on an app pins it to your own sidebar, and the team-wide option is now "Add to team favorites."
Pages below your home show a breadcrumb with a Home link, and on desktop the header gets a frosted background as you scroll.
Empty sections on a project's overview show what to do next.
The setup wizard no longer asks new users to pick a template.
When you hit your workflow limit, the agent now tells you which of this project's workflows are using your slots.

Fixes

Connecting Outlook, Excel, OneDrive, Supabase, WhatsApp, and other sign-in integrations works again.
Fixed an error that could stop the agent partway through a reply.
Fixed apps that use certain code packages failing to start after publishing.
Fixed newly published apps that could stay closed to signed-in users until you published again.
Fixed workflow triggers and schedules hanging; a run that can't start now fails quickly so it can be retried.
Signing up after starting a build on the Glide website now keeps you in that build.
Voice input on a browser that doesn't support it now says so, instead of reporting that microphone access was denied.
A newly built app now opens in your preview on desktop, even when the agent builds it over several steps.
Fixed usage graphs showing different credit totals from your Usage page.
Numerous performance, security, and agent improvements behind the scenes.