Changelog

We’ve made the Postgres connector available to everyone on the Solo tier 🎉

This makes it even easier to sync your database with the rest of your stack. You can now connect Postgres to apps like Airtable, Notion, Google Sheets, and more all without upgrading plans.

Whether you’re syncing internal tools or keeping dashboards up to date, Postgres just got way more accessible.

Whalesync can now automatically create fields for you in Airtable without ever leaving the table mapper!

Simply click "create new field" and Whalesync will create it for you in Airtable. One more step in making configuring a sync even easier :)

Over the next few weeks we'll be rolling this feature out to other connectors as well.

Next time you see a sync issue, you'll notice we've given it a big upgrade. You'll now see AI generated suggestions that help you understand what is causing your sync issue 🪄.

This makes it easier to get to the bottom of the issue quickly and get back to work.

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Sync Status is where you can see what your sync is doing at any given time. We redesigned it to be easier to understand.

Now Sync Status gives you insight into what each connector is doing in addition to the overall sync. You can hover over each connector to get more details like when the next full scan will take place.

We also added a "run full scan now" button so you can kickoff a full scan manually.

You can now search Issues and Operations by primary field (e.g. "name") or record ID. Great for troubleshooting API errors from your apps so you can make fixes quickly.

Whalesync now syncs data into Airtable up to 10x faster!

For the more technical folks out there, we now use Airtable's batch APIs meaning we can push updates to Airtable in batches of 10 (rather than 1 at a time).

We've been taking advantage of this speed improvement internally for the last few days and it feels significantly different. We hope you enjoy!

Next time you click into one of your Syncs, you'll notice a new Overview page:

We built this page to make it easier to see what's happening with your sync all in one spot.

No more clicking back and forth between Operations and Issues :)

We made a few quality of life improvements for Notion syncing.

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1) You now sync Notion's status field 2-way (previously was read-only)

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2) Notion operations are now human readable (previously Notion operations were basically unreadable due to Notion's API)