This week the team completed a long-planned infrastructure shift: the legacy Vite configuration, its plugins, and the react-router-dom dependency were fully removed from the codebase. The dev and build scripts now run exclusively on Next.js with Turbopack, reducing cold-start times and eliminating a class of dual-bundler bugs that surfaced during SSR. Remotion player components are lazy-loaded via dynamic imports so they no longer block the initial bundle.
Alongside the migration, four new starter templates landed in the builder gallery — DailyDuo (a couples check-in app with blind-reveal mechanics and Supabase RLS), Launchpad, Community Hub, and Mindful Notes. The PRD pipeline also gained heuristic app-type detection so that a couple's app no longer receives SaaS page scaffolding: the system now infers social, marketplace, e-commerce, service, media, tool, and consumer categories from the brief text and adjusts page lists and data models accordingly.
For builders who work outside the browser, the Motivd Browser extension shipped recording support — start, stop, and replay user actions inside the attached tab — along with scroll, wait, and JavaScript evaluation tools. These changes collectively mean faster builds, smarter scaffolding, and a richer debugging surface for founders iterating on their apps.