Release Notes

RudderStack alerts can now be delivered directly to PagerDuty and incident.io, alongside Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, and webhooks. Route pipeline, transformation, warehouse, and Reverse ETL failures into the on-call and incident-response tools your engineers already use.

Rudder CLI is a command-line tool for managing RudderStack resources as YAML in Git — validate locally, sync with your workspace, and automate deployments with CI/CD.

RudderStack now offers a native Facebook Lead Ads source. Capture leads from Facebook and Instagram Instant Forms and route them directly to 200+ destinations — no LeadsBridge, no Zapier, no middleware in your data path.

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

RudderTyper 2.0 generates type-safe client bindings for modern SDK languages—TypeScript, Swift, and Kotlin—directly from your Tracking Plans. It is packaged into Rudder CLI, which works natively with the Tracking Plans and Data Catalog you maintain as code in your Git repositories.

Rudder AI is an AI-powered Slack assistant with read-only workspace access and automatic PII masking — monitor pipeline health, debug delivery issues, review configuration, and query RudderStack documentation using natural language.

RudderStack now supports Singular’s v2 API and SDID (Singular Device ID). When SDID is detected in event payloads, RudderStack automatically routes events to Singular’s v2 endpoints without requiring any configuration changes.

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.