What's new on blitz.cloud this week

The App Store grew by 52 apps this week, from 44 to 96. Eight more now show real screenshots instead of a placeholder image, and a logo bug that left the old app's letter showing through a new one is fixed. The store now points you toward apps that other people tend to use together with the ones you already run, in case something useful is missing. App Store

If your code lives on GitHub, you can now build it with your own GitHub Actions workflow instead of blitz.cloud's. Deploy from GitHub

When you cancel your plan, the option appears to keep your busiest app running on Pro instead of shutting down with everything else. For a card-free trial in its last two days, the page now shows one plain choice: keep it or let it lapse, instead of a payment form.

An app that runs out of memory gets a bigger size on its own, so it stops crashing while you're away. A crashed multi-service app's Settings link now opens at the part that broke instead of the top of the page.

We also published pages showing what Immich, OpenClaw, Paperless-ngx and Uptime Kuma cost to run on blitz.cloud, and the domains page now suggests names based on the apps you already have.

See the full list on the changelog, or check what's live today.