Mark notifications as read or unread to keep track of notifications that need attention.

Use the Archive feature to help ensure that your Inbox only contains unresolved notifications. Archived items can be found in the section.

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Configure email notifications and personal Slack notifications.

Go to → → to enable notifications for email and Slack. Options for Slack will be configurable once integration has been enabled.

Customize when you want to receive notifications, such as when you have been invited to a dashboard or when a table that you are watching becomes outdated.

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Previously, the query results of individual query editor blocks in pages were stored in Kaldea's S3 if you had enabled the feature using the "enable query snapshot" toggle after query execution.

You can now set up query results to be stored by default in . Supported storage destinations include Kaldea's S3 and BigQuery.

If you are an admin, go to → to enable or disable query result snapshot for your organization.

Choose storage destinations for each data source. If you choose to store it in a storage destination other than Kaldea’s S3, you must set up storage limitations.

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Create and share dashboards to allow members of your organization to easily view and analyze data in a visual format.

To create a dashboard, navigate to the section where you want to create the dashboard and click on , just as you would create a page.

Add page shortcuts, textbox, or charts to the dashboard by clicking . Click Save to save changes once you are done.

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CTE (common table expression) dependency is essential to know when querying because it helps identify the relationships between CTEs and can improve the efficiency of database queries.

To view upstream and downstream dependencies of CTEs in a given query statement, press on the tab in the Snippet sidebar.

When dealing with complex queries that have web-like CTE dependencies, it is impossible to modify select CTEs and partially execute them in order to evaluate changes. However, this can be done in Kaldea’s tab.

You can now link Airflow DAGs with Kaldea Jobs, allowing tasks in Kaldea to be automatically triggered after an upstream transformation in Airflow is finished.

Saved Query now lives inside . Click on the list icon to view a list of and .

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Our list of integrations is growing! We are excited to announce that we have now added and as new datasources. You can now connect to PostgreSQL and MySQL and pull data directly to the . You can also query your data with SQL within pages or using our powerful .

With these new datasources, users can access even more data and quickly generate powerful queries. We hope this will help you to make your data analysis and reporting even easier.

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We’ve just released the new Query Editor. Here are the features you can look forward to:

With the new query tab feature, you can easily open new query tabs and switch back and forth between different queries.

You can also open query tabs in split view. This feature comes in handy when comparing the results of two queries, especially when you are using a laptop and do not have the luxury of two monitors.

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Previously, charts were only available in Query Editor blocks in . You can now create chart visualizations in Query Editor too.

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Query Snippets serve as templates that you can inject into your queries. They are useful for important or commonly used SQL code.

Use the on Mac or on Windows to save code from query editor as a query snippet.

Use the shortcut to reference and insert snippets into your editor.

Keyboard shortcuts may conflict with browser plugins; if you frequently use keyboard shortcuts, we recommend using our desktop app.

With Query Snippets, you can easily save and reuse snippets to quickly generate complex queries without having to start from scratch. We hope this will make it easier to create reports and perform data analysis.

If you find yourself writing a long snippet that returns a set of results, consider saving it as a saved query for others to reference and use in their queries.

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We're excited to announce that our Query Editor now supports user-defined functions (UDFs) for BigQuery. We will provide support for User-Defined Functions (UDFs) for other data sources in the future.

UDFs are custom functions that can be used to transform data and perform more complex calculations. This makes it easier to create complex queries and can also help to reduce the amount of code needed to perform the same operation. Additionally, UDFs can provide added flexibility and control over the data returned from a query.

You can use the shortcut to quickly reference and insert user-defined functions (UDFs) into your editor.

You can now use Kaldea on your Mac as a downloadable desktop application.

Instructions on downloading the app:

(1) To get the Mac desktop app, click on the following link depending on your mac's processor type:

(2) Open your Finder and go to Downloads.

(3) Open the .dmg file and drag Kaldea into your Applications folder.

(4) Open the Kaldea app and log in using your email or google login.

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We now support multi-statement queries in query editor and query editor blocks. You can now write and run multiple statements at once.

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Organizations now have unique domains that are tied to their names. Now pages shared to web will be under

For example, if your organization name is , all pages shared to web will be under

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You can now open Refresh query in full view and edit it directly from Job. This way, you know the full context of your task's upstream and downstream dependencies to other tasks while making edits to your Refresh query.

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Some of you may have noticed that Kaldea had a command palette prior to this post. But we're officially announcing it today.

Kaldea's Command Palette comes with over 50 app actions, which let you access all of Kaldea’s core functionality in seconds and discover useful features or shortcuts you might have missed.

Access the Command Palette with the (Mac) or (Windows) keyboard shortcut.

You can navigate your entire organization using the Command Palette.

You can run the most frequent actions you take in Kaldea without ever leaving your keyboard. Like adding a filter to your saved query list. Here's how that looks in practice:

If you want to see more actions in the command palette, feel free to suggest them as a feature request using this link.

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Multiple people can see and edit the same page at the same time. You can see which teammates are working on what because their avatars will appear next to any block they click on.

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We're introducing an easier way to share your workspace with your teammates. Send invitations to your organization in bulk.

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You can now compute preview queries to customize table preview if the default preview is not available.

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Charts are extremely important when it comes to fast exploratory analysis. For a better no-code data visualization experience, we have brought up our chart block capabilities to the next level 💪.

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Too much assets making you dizzy? Don't worry, we've got you covered.

You can now order assets by their popularity amongst your team. Save time sifting through assets using popularity scoring to sort through long lists of pages, tables, and saved queries.

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We've expanded regional selections!

Now, you can choose between North America (specifically the US) or APAC, whichever is the most appropriate for you. It's always possible to create a new account if your current account isn't in the region you want.

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We've created separate URLs for tabs in Catalog tables - schema, lineage, wiki, frequently joined tables, related saved queries, preview, and related pages. You can now share exact tab views with other organization members.

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