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No more "find the 10x10 pixel circle, drag, find another 10x10 pixel circle"!
With proximity connect, you simply grab a node, drag it close to another node you want to connect to and call it a day.
With proximity connect, you simply grab a node, drag it close to another node you want to connect to and call it a day.
November 4, 2025 at 1:45 PM
No more "find the 10x10 pixel circle, drag, find another 10x10 pixel circle"!
With proximity connect, you simply grab a node, drag it close to another node you want to connect to and call it a day.
With proximity connect, you simply grab a node, drag it close to another node you want to connect to and call it a day.
Introducing public pipelines 🔓
With a flip of a switch, individual pipelines can be marked as public.
Public pipelines are accessible by anyone.
This marks the foundation for what we're going to work on next: templates.
With a flip of a switch, individual pipelines can be marked as public.
Public pipelines are accessible by anyone.
This marks the foundation for what we're going to work on next: templates.
November 2, 2025 at 10:31 PM
Introducing public pipelines 🔓
With a flip of a switch, individual pipelines can be marked as public.
Public pipelines are accessible by anyone.
This marks the foundation for what we're going to work on next: templates.
With a flip of a switch, individual pipelines can be marked as public.
Public pipelines are accessible by anyone.
This marks the foundation for what we're going to work on next: templates.
"What happened two hours ago?"
"Something was off yesterday at 6pm"
Find logs for the exact time period you are interested in.
Support for natural language input is provided as well, e.g. "Yesterday at 6pm" and Pipestack knows what to do.
"Something was off yesterday at 6pm"
Find logs for the exact time period you are interested in.
Support for natural language input is provided as well, e.g. "Yesterday at 6pm" and Pipestack knows what to do.
October 29, 2025 at 9:43 PM
"What happened two hours ago?"
"Something was off yesterday at 6pm"
Find logs for the exact time period you are interested in.
Support for natural language input is provided as well, e.g. "Yesterday at 6pm" and Pipestack knows what to do.
"Something was off yesterday at 6pm"
Find logs for the exact time period you are interested in.
Support for natural language input is provided as well, e.g. "Yesterday at 6pm" and Pipestack knows what to do.
You know best which log levels you need.
Select a few, only one, exclude one.
It's the next best thing to raw SQL 😊.
Select a few, only one, exclude one.
It's the next best thing to raw SQL 😊.
October 23, 2025 at 5:58 AM
You know best which log levels you need.
Select a few, only one, exclude one.
It's the next best thing to raw SQL 😊.
Select a few, only one, exclude one.
It's the next best thing to raw SQL 😊.
✨ You can now rename nodes right on the canvas.
Also note the multiple incoming HTTP nodes for a single pipeline, a feature I didn't plan for, but Just Works™.
Luck or experience? We'll never know 😊.
Also note the multiple incoming HTTP nodes for a single pipeline, a feature I didn't plan for, but Just Works™.
Luck or experience? We'll never know 😊.
October 21, 2025 at 7:49 PM
✨ You can now rename nodes right on the canvas.
Also note the multiple incoming HTTP nodes for a single pipeline, a feature I didn't plan for, but Just Works™.
Luck or experience? We'll never know 😊.
Also note the multiple incoming HTTP nodes for a single pipeline, a feature I didn't plan for, but Just Works™.
Luck or experience? We'll never know 😊.