Changelog

Relloo now lives at app.relloo.io. Old links keep working and take you there. Emails come from relloo.io, and replies reach a person.

Re-import the Figma plugin to use the new address; earlier builds keep working in the meantime.

Relloo has a new logo: on the sign-in pages, at the bottom of the sidebar, in the browser tab and in the Figma plugin’s header.

After switching workspaces, the projects you see are always the selected workspace’s. A newly created workspace now opens empty and ready, instead of showing the projects of the workspace you were in before.

Uploads are grouped by Figma file and page. Pick how a page is organized (sections, the page, or frame names), check where each frame goes, and confirm. Relloo remembers it for the file and sorts the next uploads for you, with Undo.

The project home shows the product by area, each area has its own page, a screen shows every flow it’s in and where it lives in Figma, and search finds screens by frame, file or page name.

Screens, Flows and each area now share one toolbar: area chips, Filter, Display and Search. Create, rename, merge and delete areas, and move screens or flows anywhere; Relloo keeps your choices and learns from them for the next uploads.

Area pages show every flow as a large grid of screens. In Uploads, each frame is Ready or Needs review, and Publish adds the ready ones to a release, with Undo.

Uploads shows each frame as Ready or Needs review, with Publish and the release it goes to in the header (and Undo). Set-aside frames say why they’re there; bring them back or discard them. A missing preview now says why and offers Retry.

Release states are easy to spot, Uploads and Releases have their own place in the tab bar, and the Figma plugin lets you pick or create the area before uploading.

Display › Show › All states lays each screen’s states out right after it, grouped together and labelled (“Default”, “State 2 of 5 · Error”). Click a state to open it.

Press Select in Screens, pick screens (Shift for a range, ⌘A for everything shown), and assign a module, patterns or review status, move them to a flow or add them to a release in one go. Most actions can be undone.

Long names, tags and labels now wrap or shorten inside their card at every thumbnail size, instead of running into the next card.

Delete a screen from its page, its card or a selection. It leaves the latest version of the app; shipped releases keep it. Find it under Status › Recently deleted to restore it, comments included, for 30 days.

The plugin only reads the frames you select, so it no longer slows Figma down on large files.

Create, rename and delete modules and patterns from the filters, and give each screen a review status (Needs review, Approved, Blocked or your own).

New uploads come with suggested modules and patterns. Nothing changes until you accept them.

Paste a Figma file’s link once, from a screen, from project settings or in the plugin, and every screen from that file opens its exact frame in Figma.

Click a flow’s name in Screens (or use its ⋯ menu) to rename it. Newer uploads from Figma still land in the same flow.

Give it the name of a flow you already have and Relloo offers to merge the two, with Undo.

Report a bug sits at the bottom of the sidebar (and in the plugin’s project menu). Tell us what you were trying to do and what happened, and add a screenshot if it helps.

Uploads no longer fail in Figma with “Cannot read properties of undefined”. If your connection drops, the plugin retries by itself or tells you what happened.

Select frames in Figma and upload them with the Relloo plugin. They land in the project’s new Uploads tab, with a suggested flow, screen and state for each one.

Accept the suggestions or move frames where they belong, then add them to a release.

Create an access token in Account › Access tokens and connect your AI coding tool over MCP. It can then read the screens, layers and tokens of the releases you can open.

Dates and times across Relloo now show in your local time zone.

Start a New release, use Add changes to pick what goes in, then Ship to developers when it’s ready.

Every release says where it stands: In progress while you put it together, Ready for dev once it’s shipped.

Each project has a Team tab. Invite teammates, whole teams or guests by email, and use Copy invite link when you’d rather send it yourself.

Screens, Flows and UI Elements now show the whole app at one point in time: the latest release, the latest plus what’s still in progress, or any earlier release.

Pick the point from the pill next to the project name.