Everything we ship, in plain language.
New features, improvements and fixes as they go live. No jargon, just what changed and what it means for you.
Download your code anytime
Your tools are yours. Download the code of any drop from its Versions panel, as an HTML file or a zip, and take it wherever you like.
How downloading worksYour code belongs to you, so you can take it with you.
- One click. Open a drop, click the version line at the top and choose Download code.
- Just your code. You get the live version as you built it, without the Toolcrow badge or the feedback button.
- The right format. A single HTML file stays one file. A React component comes as a zip with your source and a page that opens in any browser. A website with several files comes as a zip with all of them.
- Only you. Only the owner of a drop can download its code.
What people entered in your tool is exported separately, as CSV or JSON, on the Submissions page.
A calmer drop page
Your drop page is one calm overview now: what needs you first, then sharing, usage, connections and submissions, with every setting one click away.
The tabs are gone. Open a drop and you see what needs you at the top, then the tiles Sharing, Usage, Connections and Submissions. Each tile opens its details.
- Submissions shows whether the Toolcrow database is saving what people send; its arrow opens your submissions.
- Add a connector (in the Connections panel) walks you through it step by step and always shows where submissions go.
- Keep a copy in Toolcrow: when you forward to Slack, Teams or another webhook, Toolcrow keeps a backup copy unless you turn it off.
- If your tool has a form that saves nothing, Toolcrow tells you, with a ready-made instruction for your AI.
- Turn a drop off or delete it with the Live button.
All your connections in one place
The Connections page now has two parts: your AI, and the services your drops work with. Every connector has its own page with what it can do and how to set it up.
Everything your drops talk to now sits on one page: Connections.
- Your AI. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or other AI in a few steps and see which AI apps are connected.
- Connectors. Each service has its own page: what it can do, the steps and fields to set it up, how it keeps your data safe, and which drops use it. Add one in advance; your AI sees it and can use it when it builds or updates a drop. You approve it per drop.
- More services. We are actively adding connectors like Slack, Discord, Zapier, n8n and more.
- Missing one? Click Suggest a connector and tell us which.
Connect Claude with one URL
Add Toolcrow to Claude with just https://www.toolcrow.app/mcp and sign in. No more copying a personal link.
Open ConnectionsConnecting your own AI got a lot simpler. In Claude, add a custom connector with the URL https://www.toolcrow.app/mcp. Claude sends you to Toolcrow, you sign in, and you see exactly what Claude asks for before you click Allow access.
- One URL for everyone. Nothing to generate or keep secret.
- Clear permission. The screen shows what Claude can do (read your drops, their code and feedback, and prepare a draft) and what only you can do (publish).
- A key that only does this. Claude gets its own Toolcrow key that only works for this connection. It can't sign in to your account or change anything in it.
- See and stop it anytime. The Connections page lists every connected app with when it was last used, and Disconnect stops it straight away.
Your existing personal link keeps working.
Updates now close the feedback they fix
When your AI prepares an update, you see exactly which feedback reports it fixes. Publish, and those reports are marked fixed in that version.
Feedback should end with "fixed", not with a list that keeps growing. Now it does.
- See what an update fixes. When your AI (or Toolcrow) prepares an update, the side panel on your drop page shows the reports it fixes, in your users' own words.
- You decide what closes. Each report has a checkbox, on by default. Uncheck any the update doesn't really fix.
- A clear confirmation. After publishing you see "3 reports closed in v5", and on the Feedback page each one shows the version it was fixed in.
- Works without your AI too. Uploading a new version yourself now asks "Does this version fix any open reports?", so you can close them in one go.
- Know what's waiting. On the Feedback page, reports with an update ready to publish say Update ready, with a link straight to it.
- Who made it. Updates now say whether they come from your AI or from Toolcrow.
See your tool's data on the new Data tab
Every drop now has a Data tab: a live table of everything your tool stored, with search, export, add and delete. Your data, fully in your hands.
Tools that save shared data store it in Toolcrow's built-in database (or in your connected Google Sheet). New: the drop page now has a Data tab — a full data table of everything that's stored for that drop, like a mini database admin.
- Real columns. Submissions show up as rows with a column per field; shared keys with their values and when they last changed. Search across everything, and page through large sets.
- Add and delete. Add a row yourself, select rows to delete them in one go, or clear the drop entirely. The tool keeps working — it just starts empty again.
- Export any time. Download keys or submissions as CSV or JSON. The CSV matches the Google Sheets shape, so File → Import moves your data into your own Sheet 1:1.
- Counted on the Stack tab. The Database node now shows how many records your tool has stored, with a shortcut to the Data tab.
We only store what your tool itself saves as shared data — and now you can always see, edit, export and delete it.
Your feedback, handled for you
All your tools' feedback now lives on one Feedback page, with an email digest and one-click fixes through your own AI.
We turned feedback into something that works for you, not another inbox to babysit.
- One Feedback page across all your tools: search, filter, and see what needs you first (open bugs float to the top).
- A digest email on your schedule (weekly or daily), bugs first, in plain language — no jargon.
- Instant emails for new bugs, on or off per tool.
- Solve with your AI: pick the feedback, and Toolcrow hands your own Claude a ready-made prompt. It prepares an improved version; you review and publish. Nothing changes to your tool until you approve it.
Manage it all under Feedback, and connect your AI on the new Connections page.
Your AI can now improve your drops
Connect Claude via MCP and it can stage an improved version of your drop as a draft . You review, test-run and publish it yourself.
Your connected AI (via the Connect MCP button on your feedback page) can now do more than read: ask it to act on your feedback and it will stage an improved version of your drop as a draft.
Nothing goes live by itself. On your drop page you'll find a Pending change card showing what your AI wrote, which feedback items it addresses, and exactly what changes in the code. Hit Try this draft to use the proposed version for real before deciding, then Publish it (your current version is kept as a backup you can always restore) or Discard it.
You'll also get an email and an "AI draft" badge on your drops list whenever a proposal is waiting. It works on everything — single-file tools, React drops, large files and multi-file ZIP drops.
See and summarize your feedback
Read the feedback users leave on your drops, and get an AI summary of the common themes.
Your drops can now collect feedback from the people who use them, and you can finally read it.
- Feedback tab on every drop, showing how many responses came in and the latest few at a glance.
- A dedicated feedback page with every item, who left it (name or email, when they shared it), plus search and sorting.
- AI summary once you have 10+ items: the common themes, the overall sentiment, and concrete suggestions with a rough impact and effort estimate — so you know what's worth acting on.
Turn feedback on per drop from the Access tab.
Deploy bigger files
Single code and files up to 10 MB now deploy, no more character limit.
Uploading a single code or HTML file used to fail once it went past 500,000 characters, with a dead-end "code is too long" message. Bundled single-file apps (with images or fonts inlined as data) cross that easily.
Now those files upload straight to storage and go live like any other drop, up to 10 MB. Nothing about how your drop is handled changes: the file is still scanned and wrapped on the server, exactly like pasted code.
Pasted code keeps the 500,000-character limit, which keeps the editor fast.
Set your own AI prompt
Override the system prompt Toolcrow sends to the AI, per tool, right from the Stack tab.
Every tool that uses AI now shows the prompt it sends under Stack → AI. You can replace it with your own system prompt, so the same tool answers the way you want, without touching the code. Leave it empty to go back to the tool's original prompt. Toolcrow still runs everything through its own AI key, with the same per-tool usage cap.
Dashboard now contains AI analytics
You can now view the AI usage in the dashboard.
Whenever you want you can view statistics including AI usage from your drops in one place.