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Chartbrew v5.2.0 changelog
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Chartbrew v5.2.0, Jira dashboards, better AI tools, and smarter schedules

Chartbrew v5.2.0 adds a new Jira integration, stronger AI orchestrator support across more data sources, dashboard creation with AI, weekly scheduling options, and several reporting fixes.

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Chartbrew v5 Launch: A Cleaner, Faster Dashboard and Reporting Experience
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Chartbrew v5 Launch: A Cleaner, Faster Dashboard and Reporting Experience

Chartbrew v5 is here with a complete UI refresh, clearer dataset and chart creation flows, Monaco-powered query editing, improved emails, stronger access controls, and easier self-hosted upgrades.

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Chartbrew is now Fair Source
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Chartbrew is now Fair Source

Chartbrew v4 uses the FSL license. Learn what’s allowed, what’s changed, and how it helps keep the project sustainable while staying open for most users.

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Chartbrew v4 launch
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Chartbrew v4 - what's new

Chartbrew v4 is here with scheduled snapshots, smarter dashboard filters, a refreshed design, and major performance upgrades for client reporting.

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Chartbrew v3 launch
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Chartbrew v3 - what's new

The new Chartbrew v3 is out after 6 months of development. Brand new design, improved UX, faster chart building, and many more updates.

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Chartbrew v2 banner
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Chartbrew v2 and beyond

It took almost 2 years' worth of work to get to v2 from the initial out of Beta in November 2020. The new version is a culmination of updates added to the platform during this time and a complete UI re-design to modernize the look and feel

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