Releasesby GlyphGPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst for your app's AI features
Your app's AI features can now generate and edit images with two new OpenAI models. GPT Image 2.5 Flare ( openai/gpt-image-2.5-flare ) is the faster model, for previews and in-app image editors, and GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst ( openai/gpt-image-2.5-sunburst ) gives the highest quality, for final assets and detailed visuals.
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Predict dynamic table refresh behavior with EXPLAIN CHANGES (General availability)
You can now use EXPLAIN CHANGES to predict a dynamic table's refresh behavior before it happens, either for a manual refresh or as part of a DDL change, without applying the change.
Horizon Catalog Explorer UI (Preview)
With this release, the Horizon Catalog Explorer is the default experience for browsing Snowflake objects in Snowsight, replacing Database Explorer. The Horizon Catalog Explorer provides consistent navigation and object detail pages while preserving the tabs and actions that you already use.
Embedding Streamlit in Snowflake apps in external pages (General availability)
Embedding Streamlit in Snowflake apps in external pages is now generally available. You can render a container-runtime app inside a page you host, such as a customer portal or an internal dashboard, using a single tag.
Elastic Channels for Snowpipe Streaming (General availability)
Elastic Channels for Snowpipe Streaming are now generally available. Elastic Channels provide one implicit, server-scaled ingestion path per pipe, so concurrent producers can stream directly to Snowflake tables and supported Snowflake-managed Iceberg tables without managing channel names, lifecycle, ordering, or offset tokens.
Webhook-triggered deployments for Databricks Apps will soon be generally available
Starting in October 2026, webhook-triggered deployments for Databricks Apps will be generally available. Automatically deploy your app when changes are pushed to a connected GitHub or Azure DevOps repository, so your deployed app stays in sync with your repository without manual redeployment. See Deploy a Databricks app .
Sharing foreign Delta tables with OpenSharing is now generally available
Sharing and reading foreign Delta tables with OpenSharing is now generally available. Providers can share Delta-format tables federated from OneLake, a Hive metastore, or AWS Glue, without copying data into Databricks. See Add foreign Delta tables to a share .
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Connect your app to WhatsApp Business
You can now connect your Lovable app to WhatsApp Business to receive customer messages, reply from your business phone number, send notifications with approved message templates, and track whether messages are sent, delivered, or read. It fits customer support inboxes, appointment reminders, and order updates.
Connect your app to Power BI
You can now connect your Lovable app to Power BI to query the semantic models behind your Power BI reports with DAX and show the results in your app, reusing the measures your BI team already maintains so the app's numbers match your reports. It fits KPI dashboards, regional scorecards, and weekly metrics pages.
Skipping Lovable's questions no longer approves additional work
When Lovable shows a question card and you select Skip , it now continues with reasonable defaults for the work you already asked for and no longer treats the skip as approval for additional work it suggested.
Removed: workspace-level AI model training setting
The Use workspace content for model training setting has been removed from workspace settings. Business and Enterprise workspace data is already excluded from AI model training by default , so the setting was redundant. Nothing changes for your workspace.
Updated Chat actions menu in projects
The Chat actions menu , the + button next to the chat input in a project, now has one Add context group for everything you can add to a message: skills, other projects, connectors, designs, screenshots, and files.
Automate your workspace with the Lovable API
You can now use the Lovable API from your own scripts and services to list and update projects, publish and unpublish them, embed a project preview in your product, and read analytics and security scans for your workspace. Create an API key under Access tokens in your settings. Creating a key requires a Business or Enterprise plan and an owner or admin role.
Connect your app to the Lovable API
You can now connect your Lovable app to the Lovable API to list and manage projects, publish, embed project previews, and read analytics, members, and security insights for a connected Lovable workspace. It fits internal dashboards, client portals, and admin tools built on top of your workspace. The connector is available on Business and Enterprise plans.
Perplexity web search without your own API key
The Perplexity connector now offers a Managed by Lovable option for web search: connect with no Perplexity account or API key. Lovable charges each search to the workspace that owns the project, and the usage appears under Run credits. The managed option covers Perplexity's Search API.