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5 releases

2026

  1. Release notes · 11–18 October 2026

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    Covers 11–18 October 2026

    Migrate keeps a copy in sync until you switch over, and search by meaning and embedding schedules arrive. Also: team access you can shape, Vezual Beta, graph relationships on existing tables, closer PostgreSQL and steadier free and $29/$49 databases.

  2. Release notes · 4–10 October 2026

    Covers 4–10 October 2026

    Vector search arrives on dedicated databases, with your own embedder and embedding runs, and Migrate can embed rows as they move. Also: 24 more queries match PostgreSQL, sequences and enum types, JSON like PostgreSQL, and your own request IDs.

  3. Release notes · 27 September – 3 October 2026

    Covers 27 September–3 October 2026

    Migrate is here: bring a PostgreSQL, MySQL, CockroachDB, SQL Server or MongoDB database, or data files, into a dedicated database, and check your data first. Also: all-or-nothing SQL requests, more PostgreSQL functions, role-aware console controls and public pricing.

  4. Release notes · 20–26 September 2026

    Covers 20–26 September 2026

    New $29 and $49 monthly configurations you can buy by card in the console. PostgreSQL apps built with Django, SQLAlchemy and psycopg match on 154 of 165 checks, concurrent updates to a row are all kept, and the Data Explorer shows every table.

  5. Release notes · 13–19 September 2026

    Covers 13–19 September 2026

    The product is now OriginChainDB, at originchaindb.com. Decimal values compare by value, busy databases stay responsive, and the Elasticsearch-compatible API supports index aliases and aggregations over every matching document.

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