Manus 1.5 Launches with Faster Performance and Full-App Builder

Oct 24, 2025
Manus AI has released Manus 1.5, an upgraded version of its app creation platform featuring faster processing, unlimited project context, and a new one-prompt app builder capable of generating complete applications with backend and database integration.

The latest version of Manus AI's app-building platform, Manus 1.5, has been released. The update introduces major improvements in speed, precision, and scalability, enabling users to build and deploy applications more efficiently.

Manus 1.5 features a redesigned engine that performs tasks significantly faster than previous versions. It also enhances output quality with cleaner interface designs and smoother transitions. The update introduces unlimited project context, allowing developers and teams to manage large or complex projects without losing previous data.

A key addition in this release is the upgraded App Builder, which can generate complete applications from a single prompt. The builder supports backend logic, user authentication, database integration, and other essential components, reducing the need for manual setup.

The platform’s improvements aim to streamline collaboration and reduce development time for both individual creators and teams.

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