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Eddytor.

The Eddytor CLI is here. Log in from your terminal, manage tables, and run operations without opening the browser. This release also adds share links, keyboard shortcuts, and a new zoom control in the pagination bar.

Compare any two versions of a table side by side. Feature toggles let organisations control which capabilities are active. Validation popovers got a redesign, and the edit toolbar is more compact.

Realtime collaboration is live. See your teammates' cursors, edits, and presence in real time — like Figma, but for your data tables. This release also adds column settings, domain mismatch scanning, and a redesigned snackbar system.

A quality-focused release. Drag upward to update cell values, copy across multi-selected cells, and the datatable architecture has been split into smaller, faster components. The Python SDK now supports full DML operations.

Data operations now run server-side. Search, filter, and sort are all handled by the engine, making large tables feel instant. The storage browser also got a big upgrade — you can now create folders and tables directly from it.

You can now move and delete tables, and a navigation guard protects you from losing unsaved changes. The tab bar got a fresh chrome-like redesign, and CSV imports now auto-detect delimiters.

A big release for collaboration and onboarding. Admins now have an audit trail, organisations can invite users across domains, and new users are guided through an onboarding wizard with interactive tours.

A new dashboard gives you an at-a-glance view of your data, and column domains now support reference types — like foreign keys for your master data. Organisation and account pages have been redesigned.

A new role-based permission system with four roles, granular API key scopes, and a design system overhaul. You can now connect S3-compatible storage, manage subscriptions, and browse storage objects directly in the app.

Eddytor now has AI built in. Connect your preferred AI provider and run actions directly on your tables — find duplicates, fix null values, and detect anomalies.

It's been a while. We have been working hard on a complete refactor of Eddytor. We have moved Eddytor to the web and we are soon ready to show it to you. Nearly everything in Eddytor had to be re-done to work in a web-based setup with a proper API.

We are trying to improve the onboarding experience with Eddytor, and to do this, we're introducing embedded tours. A few guided tours are included in Eddytor with more to come. Each guide attempts to improve the getting started experience.

0.19.1 introduced drag & drop of datatable headers. On some tables, this caused a large amount of lag, which was caused by re-rendering of the filters. This has now been refactored to improve the performance and the overall experience.

This minor patch is a Quality of Life patch. We're trying to improve the overall user experience with the tool, making the work flow feel better.

Got a ton of Excel-sheets with many columns? If you convert them into .csv, you can now use Eddytor to create a table, infer a schema, and infer dropdown menus. All you have to do is use our new create table flow!

We are introducing tabs. You are now able to open multiple tables, and easily swap between those tabs. This release also includes a ton of bugfixes and UI improvements.

This release was a major refactor of internal session management and table registration. This resolved a lot of bugs with keeping a session alive and had some nice performance improvements.

Allow us to introduce our new feature: Deep Link. It is now possible to share links directly with your colleagues or embed links into existing automation flows.

Time travel between your versions! Someone bulk uploaded a ton of data? Jump to the History tab under Properties and restore to the version before the upload.

After creating a table, you were stuck with the constraints you had made. If you had made an error, you had to re-create the table. No longer. In this release, you can now add constraints after table creation — and drop a constraint if no longer needed.

As a result of the release of v0.13.0, the underlying architecture had some changes. This may affect some users with cached tables not being able to load. Two menu items have been added to the window menu under Advanced to mitigate this.

You can now select multiple rows and update either all cells or just one column — all from a single view. We listened to your feedback from pilot customers and internal users, leading to several UI improvements.

Fixed an issue with error handling when retrieving Azure storage accounts & containers. A log file is now generated in the local appdata folder to be used for future problem hunting.

Bulk append import had a major overhaul. The flow now includes a table previewer with editable cells. A data check is executed on upload to avoid any complications between the data and the schema.

Now you are able to edit enums after creation.

Datatable has been updated to include a number of requested features. The table itself also feels more modern.