- Release Notes
- 2.2510.0
Apps release notes
Release date: November 11, 2025
Web app projects in Studio Web are a new integration between Apps and Studio Web, which allows you to build web app projects with inline automation.
If you are already familiar with Apps Studio, you will feel right at home, as the experience of building a web app project is very similar to what exists in Apps today.
Web app projects in Studio Web enable faster development within a single environment, minimizing context switching and facilitating uninterrupted interactions between your automation and your users.
For more details, refer to the App projects page.
We've improved the Textbox (Number) control with the following functionalities:
- Add a custom currency prefix, for example $ or USD directly from the configuration panel. Enter up to three characters to display monetary values.
- Align the content to the left, middle, or right.
- Choose whether to include a thousand separator.
We have removed support for Legacy Apps, the previous generation of UiPath Apps, which used non-VB expression language. To continue using your apps, migrate them to the VB-expressions paradigm.
You can now enable logging for various events in your app using the new Log Message rule. The rule supports three log levels: Info, Error and Trace. You can also enable and configure log messages during runtime. For more details, refer to Log Message.
With in-app logging, you can now capture and download detailed debug logs to your machine. There are two logging levels available: Info, which contains high-level data; and Trace, which contains more detailed logs. The debug log uses the JSON format. For more details, refer to Debug Apps in the Apps user guide.
You can now define new custom roles using a combination of permissions to tailor access controls to your specific Apps needs, offering more granular control than default roles. For more information, refer to Permission management.
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You can now dynamically resize apps embedded in external webpages, using logic that changes the scale of the embed container frame. This facilitates a more responsive and user-friendly experience, particularly on small-screen devices such as mobile phones. Refer to Designing responsive and mobile-friendly embedded apps for more information.
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The Background color property available in the Date Picker, Textbox, Textbox (Number), and Textbox (Email) controls now supports VB expressions. You can either select a fixed color from the color picker or define a dynamic expression that updates the background color at runtime based on your app’s logic.
