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# April 20
Version: 2.7.0
This version strengthens the platform across **monetization**, **onboarding**, and **scalability**, while also introducing early capabilities for **mobile app creation**.\
Overall, this release moves the platform closer to being production-ready for real-world usage and growth.
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## Platform Refresh
A small change, big impact:
* **Updated Qore platform logo** - reflecting a more modern, product-ready identity
## Billing & Payments (Platform-enabled)
Enabling platforms to **monetize, manage subscriptions,** and t**rack usage** effectively:
* Credit exhaustion handling with notifications
* Automated invoicing and email delivery
* Branded Stripe checkout experience
* Plan activation email notifications enabled
## Onboarding & Access
Reducing friction in getting users started:
* First-time email verification and password setup
* Google SSO (passwordless login experience)
## Mobile App Builder (Beta)
Expanding platform capabilities beyond the web:
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* Native mobile app build & preview
* Mobile app package export (ZIP) - single package for Android & iOS (device-based); app store publishing not in scope
## Platform Reliability & Scale
Strengthening the system for **higher usage and enterprise readiness**:
* Enhanced observability with request logging improvements
* Database read replica support
* Simplified database migrations
* Vector store optimization for better performance
## Security Updates
Enhancing platform trust and resilience:
* Backend process sanitization improvements
* Vulnerability fixes across frontend and backend
With these updates, the Uptiq platform moves closer to enabling **seamless, production-grade app** and **agent development at scale**.
There’s more coming soon - keep building and sharing your feedback with us.
**Happy building!**
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