Glitch, the popular coding platform for developers, is set to discontinue its core feature of hosting apps on the web. In an announcement made on May 23, 2025, CEO Anil Dash revealed that the platform will cease hosting projects and close user profiles, raising concerns about the future of its community.
- Glitch will stop hosting apps by July 2025.
- Users can download code until end of 2025.
- New Pro subscriptions are no longer accepted.
- Minimal features confirmed post-July 8th.
- Glitch was launched in 2017, acquired in 2022.
- Increased costs and misuse prompted changes.
While users can still access their dashboards and download project code until the end of 2025, Glitch has stopped accepting new Pro subscriptions. This shift leaves many wondering about the platform’s sustainability and its remaining features after the July 8, 2025 deadline.
The implications of Glitch’s changes are profound. Will developers migrate to other platforms, or will they adapt to the new limitations? As Glitch navigates this transition, several key points emerge:
- Loss of a collaborative space for developers could stifle innovation.
- Increased reliance on alternative platforms may reshape the coding community.
- Existing users face uncertainty regarding their projects and future support.
As Glitch explores its future, developers should stay informed and consider diversifying their project hosting options to ensure continued collaboration and innovation.
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