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Upgrading from Avo 3
We've written a thorough step-by-step upgrade guide here. You can follow it yourself or let your LLM do the heavy lifting:
Use this guide to upgrade this Avo 3 app to Avo 4.
Take it step by step and produce a markdown doc with each chapter as an item, checking them off as you go.
https://docs.avohq.io/4.0/avo-3-avo-4-upgrade.html
Enroll
In order to enroll and test out Avo 4 today, please use this link avohq.io/try-4
Status
Avo 4 is functionally ready. If you can live with a few minor UI inconsistencies, it's solid enough to use today. The main known rough edge is searchable associations — we need to replace the legacy search.js plugin, and it currently looks rough in dark mode.
✅ Released and stable
Avo 4 Community — Ready for testing
Global search dropdown — Revamped and solid. See the upgrade guide for new features and behavior
Main menu (Sidebar) — Released with new APIs. Minor style tweaks for Section items may still land
Dashboards — UI4 design + discreet_description. See the upgrade guide
Standard filters — In progress of being converted to UI4 done!
Searchable associations — Still using the legacy search.js library. We're building a new Hotwire-powered experience
Global search page — Needs polish on the UI side; functionally works
Branding feature - Currently, the theming (neutrals and accent color) are kind of duplicating some of the work that branding is doing. We need to overhaul that whole experience
Custom TailwindCSS pipeline - the custom Tailwind integration has been impacted. We are working on fixing it.
⏳ Unreleased
Meta — Needs polishing
Dynamic Resources - In-house alpha phase
Notifications — Almost there
Permissions (RBAC) — An advanced authorization layer with a full UI
Avo MCP — Still in internal testing
Pricing
We haven't finalized Avo 4 pricing yet. We've added so many new features and modules that our current bundle structure no longer makes sense — so we're rethinking it.
We'll share details once we have something concrete.
In the meantime, Pro/Advanced tiers and gems remain in place through the open beta.
Note
During the beta, all gems are available to try regardless of your subscription tier — including if you're not subscribed at all.
Once we release the new pricing you'll need to switch to a paid license to keep using them.
You can try all Avo gems (including Pro, Advanced, and other private gems) regardless of your subscription tier, including on Community.
Private beta gems are still served from packager.dev. After you enroll at avohq.io/try-4, your licenses (including Community) include a Gem Server Token on your license page. Configure Bundler with that token so bundle install can download private gems. Follow Gem server authentication.
Thank you for helping us shape this new chapter of Avo 🫶
TL;DR;
Important
Please submit all feedback using this link — it will automatically label your issue.
Upgrading from Avo 3
We've written a thorough step-by-step upgrade guide here. You can follow it yourself or let your LLM do the heavy lifting:
Enroll
In order to enroll and test out Avo 4 today, please use this link avohq.io/try-4
Status
Avo 4 is functionally ready. If you can live with a few minor UI inconsistencies, it's solid enough to use today. The main known rough edge is searchable associations — we need to replace the legacy search.js plugin, and it currently looks rough in dark mode.
✅ Released and stable
discreet_description. See the upgrade guidedb_config- Not particularly an Avo module but a handy way to persist configuration🟡 Released in beta
🔧 Known issues / in progress
Standard filters — In progress of being converted to UI4done!Global search page — Needs polish on the UI side; functionally works⏳ Unreleased
Pricing
We haven't finalized Avo 4 pricing yet. We've added so many new features and modules that our current bundle structure no longer makes sense — so we're rethinking it.
We'll share details once we have something concrete.
In the meantime, Pro/Advanced tiers and gems remain in place through the open beta.
Note
During the beta, all gems are available to try regardless of your subscription tier — including if you're not subscribed at all.
Once we release the new pricing you'll need to switch to a paid license to keep using them.
You can try all Avo gems (including Pro, Advanced, and other private gems) regardless of your subscription tier, including on Community.
Private beta gems are still served from
packager.dev. After you enroll at avohq.io/try-4, your licenses (including Community) include a Gem Server Token on your license page. Configure Bundler with that token sobundle installcan download private gems. Follow Gem server authentication.