The Avo 4 Open Beta is here. Try the new UI4 visual style, new features like Collaboration, Forms, Kanban, HTTP Resources, REST API, and Reactive Fields — plus a comprehensive upgrade guide to help you migrate from Avo 3.

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Avo 4 Open Beta is now available, introducing UI4 — a refreshed visual style with new customization options including a color picker, smart breadcrumbs, and new DSL components. New features include Collaboration, Forms, Kanban, HTTP Resources, REST API, and Reactive Fields, with more (Notifications, MCP, RBAC) on the way. The release also includes internal API changes and fixes detailed in a comprehensive Avo 3 to Avo 4 upgrade guide. During the beta, all gems are accessible regardless of subscription tier. Pricing for Avo 4 has not been finalized yet.

Avo 4 Open Beta

Smaller features, internal fixes and API changes