> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.uptiq.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.uptiq.ai/release-notes/2026/february-11th-2026.md).

# February 11

A new version is live - bringing powerful new capabilities to help you build smarter apps and ship faster. With authentication, AI, payments, and design-aware generation now seamlessly integrated, **Rapid Mode continues to be the recommended way to build** on the platform.

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## What’s New

#### Google Login (BYOK)

Create apps with a built-in login page that supports **Google authentication** using your own credentials.

#### Multi-LLM Support (Platform-Managed)

Build AI apps powered by leading models from OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude - fully managed by the platform.

#### Stripe Payments (BYOK)

Launch monetized apps faster with seamless Stripe integration. Connect your Stripe account to enable payments and subscriptions in ecommerce apps.

#### Design-Aware Generation

Provide an image reference and the App Builder will analyze the layout, styling, and visual cues - generating the closest possible design outcome to your reference.

#### Speed & Stability Improvements

Platform-wide performance upgrades for faster builds and more reliable publishing. Significant improvements across:

* Build speed
* Runtime performance
* Overall platform stability

Enjoy a smoother, more reliable building experience from start to publish.

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> As of now, the integration features are available only for apps created after this release.

[Qore Link](https://builder-prod.uptiq.dev/) (Here’s the link to the v2 Platform)

**Happy Building!**


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