Autocapture Masking & Data Protection
Description: New Autocapture masking and data protection enables users to mask additional sensitive data with the use of specific tags, regex patterns and exclude URL lists. Why: You can now protect against collection of sensitive data like names, email addresses, and account information.
Also shipped Sep 26, 2025Amplitude in September 2025 →
Support for Postgres 18, monitor network traffic with Elephantshark release - Sep 26, 2025
Postgres 18 support (preview) Neon now supports Postgres 18 in preview. To try it out, create a new project and select 18 as the Postgres version. While in prev...
What's new in Sigma
Admin Audit logging events for app-based two-factor authentication (Beta) You can now view app-based two-factor authentication login events in the audit logs. OAuth redirect URI on connection forms Sigma now displays the redirect URI on your connection forms that OAuth providers should use when redirecting users back to Sigma after authentication.
Removal of deprecated `Shop.draftOrders` connection in the GraphQL Admin API
We are removing the Shop.draftOrders connection, which has already been deprecated for some time. This change is part of our ongoing efforts to streamline and improve the API's efficiency and functionality.
The little things, week ending September 26, 2025
A collection of updates to Replicate for the week ending September 26, 2025.
Add Any MCP Server from Smithery in Seconds
No more JSON config headaches. Saga now integrates directly with the Smithery MCP directory , letting you add any MCP server with just a few clicks. Browse the complete Smithery directory and when you find an MCP server you want to use, simply click "Deepgram Saga" > "One-Click Install" and it's instantly configured and ready to go.
WAF Release - 2025-09-26
Managed Ruleset Updated This update introduces 11 new detections in the Cloudflare Managed Ruleset (all currently set to Disabled mode to preserve remediation logic and allow quick activation if needed).
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Chart Chat
Chart Chat is an AI assistant within charts that helps you build analyses, get summaries of chart data, and ask follow-up questions. Think of it like the power of ChatGPT embedded within Amplitude charts.
Journeys Sunburst Visualization , New Chart Type
Description: Sunburst adds a compact, radial view of top user paths in Journeys with intuitive drill-down. It simplifies exploration of complex flows and improves storytelling. Multiple competitive EMEA accounts have been asking for this chart format.
Streaming out Lookup Properties
Description: Streaming Lookup Properties expands our Event Streaming functionality by enabling customers to not only enrich events with lookup values but also stream those enriched properties to their connected destinations.
Funnels Available from Microscope Menu
Funnels are available now from the Microscope menu when clicking a node.
Automated Insights
Description: Leverage AI to do "deep research" on your chart to identify hidden trends, patterns, and root-causes by doing complex analytical workflows in minutes that would take hours by a human user! Find the "Analyze with AI" button on event segmentation and funnel charts, or enter through a new "Insights" microscope entry-point.
Purchase Hub for Ecommerce Checkout Analysis
Purchase Hub is a resource for ecommerce users to master how to use Amplitude for checkout experiences, which are naturally more complex to track. The Purchase Hub teaches users how to: Connect the steps of an ecommerce checkout using consistent event properties (e.g., product ID).
Web Vitals Metrics Collection
Description: Collect web vitals metrics (INP, FCP, LCP, CLS) as Amplitude events. Analyze this data to get insights into your web site's performance and SEO ranking. Just set autocapture.webVitals = true (or autocapture=true ) in the latest SDK version (>= 2.27.0) and our SDK will start capturing Web Vitals data.
G&S Themes , Custom CSS
Description: Users have the ability to write custom CSS directly on the theme to customize to their heart's content. • Custom CSS is powered by the selectors on guides/surveys; documented here . Why: • Design and product teams need to make guides and surveys feel native to their products.