Release Notes

RudderStack now supports streaming events to Snowflake-managed Apache Iceberg tables, giving you real-time delivery with open Parquet storage on S3, GCS, or Azure.

Custom Web Device Mode Integration is now generally available. Write simple JavaScript to connect the RudderStack JavaScript SDK to any browser-based tool — even ones without a pre-built integration — while RudderStack handles consent, filtering, and error isolation.

The new iOS (Swift) SDK replaces the legacy iOS (Obj-C) SDK with a modern architecture designed for today’s Apple development practices. Built with async-await, it introduces a runtime-flexible plugin system, multi-instance support, and expands platform coverage to include macOS.

We’re pleased to announce the new Android (Kotlin) SDK for faster and efficient event tracking on your Android apps. It delivers up to 4x faster event processing with a modern, extensible architecture. Built with Kotlin coroutines and a plugin-based design, it provides type safety and cleaner payloads.

You can now configure platform-specific App Identifier Keys (iOS, Android, Web) within a single Braze destination, aligning with Braze’s best practices for multi-platform apps.

P95 latency alerts are now generally available for all Enterprise customers. You can now set latency thresholds for your Event Stream cloud destinations and get notified the moment delivery slows down.

We are excited to announce Bot Management, a data governance feature that detects, flags, and drops bot traffic on web sources before it enters your data pipelines, helping you improve data quality and reduce unnecessary costs.

We are excited to announce the Events Tracking Assistant, a browser extension that provides instant visibility into your JavaScript SDK implementation, enabling real-time event monitoring, SDK health checks, and streamlined debugging.

The Snowflake Streaming destination is now generally available. You can now stream event data to Snowflake in seconds using Snowpipe Streaming API with full access to RudderStack’s platform capabilities.

RudderStack will end support for Cloud Extract (ETL) on December 1, 2025, and turn off all ETL pipelines on January 10, 2026.