Release 2026.09.10

Added support for syncing from Amazon Ads, including Sponsored Products, Brands, and Display reports.
Added support for syncing from Railway.
Added Granola notes, transcripts, and folders, with API key or OAuth connections.
Databricks, Redshift, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Azure SQL destinations can now keep a history table alongside a replicated table.
HubSpot and Clarify destinations now support delete mode and target filters.
HubSpot syncs can now relate a record to several records from one row, and optionally remove associations a row no longer names.
Record logs can now be delivered to your own storage bucket after each model sync.
On-premises deployments can now serve Prometheus metrics for sync, connection, and queue health.

HubSpot associations could be written with the wrong label, such as Primary instead of Billing Contact.
Vibe syncs could crash when rate limited.
The bulk sync dashboard counted syncs with objects still running as successful.
Model syncs read through the API omitted their target filter logic, so writing one back reset it.

S3 syncs no longer fail for ingestion lag unless a threshold is set on the sync's error handling page.
Tracking fields can only be set on tables with a primary key, the only case where they take effect.
Sync filter logic sent through the API must name every filter with a valid label.
Vibe's daily purchase report, which could never run, is replaced by a purchase report.

Table filters on object columns, such as S3 object tags, could not match an
empty object.

Shipped 2026-09-10.

The web server refused to start when no token signing key was configured.
It now logs a warning and starts.

Shipped 2026-09-11.