Return query collections in ascending or descending order with the new orderBy argument.

Order collections by creation date

Users can now pick the region where data is stored when creating a new project.

Introducing custom database regions

Build realtime applications faster than ever using GraphQL Live Queries.

Realtime GraphQL with Live Queries

Rules can now be applied at the field level to restrict access.

Field-level Authorization

You can now increment and decrement numeric fields using GraphQL mutations.

Increment and decrement field operators

Allow or deny users access to your Grafbase backend with the newly supported JWT provider type.

JWT authorization provider added

Rules can now be applied at the model level to restrict access.

Model-level Authorization

Set a min and max length for field values, and lists.

Length directive added

You can now use the Date scalar within your Grafbase SDL. The Date scalar uses the ISO 8601 standard.

Date scalar added

You can now update and delete by unique fields.

Update and Delete by unique fields

You can now query by fields set as unique.

Query by unique

Two new system fields for created and updated timestamps are now automatically added to models.

Model timestamps added

Set a default value for fields in your schema using the new default directive.

Default directive added

Restrict read and write access for signed-in, or group based users.

Restrict allowed operations

You can now paginate relations using all of the same pagination arguments you're used to using with root queries.

Paginated Relations

You can now login to your Grafbase account with just your email address.

Passwordless login

Explore your backend API with GraphiQL 2. Browse documentation, perform GraphQL operations, and more.

Improved Playground with GraphiQL 2

You can now use environment variables inside a project schema. Environment variables can also be scoped to production or preview environments.

Environment Variables now available

Authenticate and authorize users in style with Clerk. Protect your project with the official Clerk OpenID Connect integration.

Clerk integration now available

Allow or deny users access to your Grafbase backend with the newly supported OIDC authentication protocol.

Authorization with OpenID Connect

You can now use a collection of new scalars within your schema.

JSON, URL, Email, Timestamp, and IPAddress scalars added

You can now use the DateTime scalar within your Grafbase SDL. The DateTime scalar uses the ISO 8601 standard.

DateTime scalar now available

You can now mark fields in your models as unique, preventing duplicate entries in your collections.

Unique directive now available

Grafbase CLI automatically detects changes to your schema, and automatically reloads your local development server.

Grafbase CLI now supports live reloading