Releases

Replit announced the acquisition of Atta to add business-analysis capabilities, beginning with interactive charts generated in chat.

LinkedIn member profiles associated with Replit; a platform snapshot, not audited payroll headcount.

Open roles indexed from Replit's careers site.

Replit made Intelligent Model Routing available to all users so its platform can automatically choose the best approved model for each task while balancing quality, speed and cost.

Replit introduced Free Mode for everyday Agent tasks, powered at launch by OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Luna and designed to let Core subscribers create up to 30 times more within their subscription.

Replit launched an AI creative suite for turning ideas into designs with ambient intelligence, templates and a choice of frontier models.

Replit launched Agent Customization with reusable Skills and always-on Custom Instructions that apply team conventions across projects and sessions.

Sacra estimates Replit hit $525 million in annualized revenue in April 2026, up from $300 million at the end of 2025. Third-party estimate; Replit has not disclosed current revenue and says only that it is on track for $1 billion in ARR by the end of 2026.

Replit reported more than 50 million users building on the platform.

Replit released Agent 4 as its fastest and most versatile software-building agent.

Replit raised $400 million at a $9 billion valuation.

Sacra estimates Replit's annualized revenue was about $300 million at the end of 2025. Third-party estimate, not a company disclosure.

Replit launched an AI design mode for rapid interactive mockups and websites.

Replit launched connectors for apps and automations that interact with external services.

Announcing its $250 million round at a $3 billion valuation, Replit said annualized revenue had grown from $2.8 million to $150 million in less than a year.

Replit released Agent 3 with browser testing, self-repair, and the ability to create agents and automations.

Replit introduced a read-only planning mode for safer collaboration with Agent.

Replit launched import workflows for turning designs into applications.

Replit reached $100 million in ARR in June 2025, CEO Amjad Masad said on X at the time.

Replit launched direct visual editing for agent-built applications.

Replit launched prompt-configurable authentication and user management.

Replit released Agent 2 with real-time application design preview.

Replit took Agent out of early access and launched the redesigned Assistant.

Replit launched an agent capable of creating and deploying applications from natural-language instructions.

Replit introduced a native 7B model specialized for fixing language-server diagnostic errors.

The release of Replit Code v1 3B established Replit's native family of open coding language models.

Replit released its open 3-billion-parameter code model for code completion.

Replit launched integrated conversational coding through Ghostwriter Chat.

Replit expanded integrated storage and application database capabilities.

Replit expanded managed deployment and application hosting.

Replit launched Ghostwriter with AI completion, generation, transformation, and explanation tools.

Replit announced a $20 million Series A led by A.Capital.

Replit launched its browser-based development workspace.

Replit was founded to make programming accessible through an online, collaborative computing environment.