The full version history, pulled from the public Featurebase changelog. For the granular changelist behind any release, including bug fixes, see the Featurebase changelog directly.
Quick answer: QueryFlow shipped v1.0 in March 2026 with Snowflake and a SQL editor, and has since added Salesforce, MySQL, Google Sheets, an AI Ask panel with bring-your-own model, Watch This alerting, and, as of v1.7, BigQuery and Databricks as full sources and destinations. The current release is v1.7.
BigQuery and Databricks joined as full sources, Data Sync targets, and job destinations, bringing the connector count from seven to nine. Connections and Destinations got a redesigned interface with a new connection sheet, and the background helper now runs scheduled jobs for all four warehouse connectors (Snowflake, Redshift, BigQuery, Databricks) with the app closed. See connecting BigQuery and connecting Databricks for the setup steps.
The Ask panel became model-agnostic: bring your own key for Claude Sonnet 5, Haiku 4.5, GPT-6 Sol, GPT-6 Luna, Gemini 3.5 Flash, Flash-Lite, or Grok 4.20, at roughly 2 cents a question, with an Auto mode that picks a model for you. Watch This shipped as a standalone alerting feature separate from scheduled jobs, delivering to Slack, Teams, email, webhook, or macOS notification, plus a Daily Recap at 8 AM. See the Watch This tutorial and the Ask tutorial.
This page exists as a static, dated freshness signal separate from the Featurebase changelog: a search engine or an AI crawler reading getqueryflow.com directly can see the release cadence without following an external link. It's also just a faster way to answer "when did QueryFlow add X" than scrolling a third-party changelog widget.
Added BigQuery and Databricks as sources, Data Sync targets, and job destinations. Nine connectors total. Redesigned Connections and Destinations screens with a new connection sheet.
The Ask panel now supports bring-your-own model across seven providers (Claude Sonnet 5, Haiku 4.5, GPT-6 Sol, GPT-6 Luna, Gemini 3.5 Flash, Flash-Lite, Grok 4.20) at roughly 2 cents a question with your own key. Added Watch This alerting to Slack, Teams, email, webhook, and macOS notifications, plus a Daily Recap at 8 AM.
Hotfix addressing data rendering issues and improved connection error diagnostics.
Complete redesign with new pricing tiers (Studio and Pipelines), an updated UI system, and expanded capabilities.
Enhanced AI error analysis and improved Snowflake error handling transparency.
Added MySQL and Google Sheets connectors, plus an introductory free trial via StoreKit.
Major expansion including notebooks (Flow Books), job scheduling, and visual ETL capabilities.
Initial release with Snowflake integration, a SQL editor, and the Claude AI assistant.
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