Product Updates

Kotlin SDK

PowerSync Kotlin SDK: v1.14.1

[BREAKING] The Room integration now uses Room 3.0. If you use the (beta) Room integration, you need to update your project to Room 3.0 as well.

July 29, 2026

React Native SDK JavaScript/Web SDK Node.js SDK Capacitor SDK

PowerSync JavaScript SDKs: v2.0

Version 2.0 of the PowerSync JavaScript SDKs (Web, React Native, Node.js, and Capacitor) is a major release focused on a cleaner public API, simpler and more intuitive setup, and smaller bundles. It includes breaking changes, but for most apps they are small and mechanical.

July 29, 2026

Dart/Flutter SDK

Dart/Flutter Client SDK: v2.3.3

[FIXED] Calling disconnect() on an already-closed database works again; a v2.3.2 fix had broken it.

July 28, 2026

Swift SDK

PowerSync Swift SDK: v1.15.1

[FIXED] a sync failure when a synced row contained a unicode line separator character, which broke the response stream's line splitting.

July 24, 2026

React Native SDK

React Native Client SDK: v2.0.0

[BREAKING] Version 2.0 removes support for React Native Quick SQLite (RNQS) — `OPSqliteOpenFactory` is now the default and bundled directly in the SDK — and drops the polyfills previously bundled for older React Native versions. See the changelog for the other breaking changes in this release.

July 21, 2026

JavaScript/Web SDK

JavaScript Web Client SDK: v2.0.0

[BREAKING] Version 2.0 changes how databases are opened and how sync options are set: sync options now only apply to `connect()`, custom factories use a `factory` key, and the default connection method changed from WebSockets to HTTP. See the changelog for the other breaking changes in this release.

July 21, 2026

Node.js SDK

Node.js Client SDK [Beta]: v0.20.0

[BREAKING] Sync options now only apply to `connect()`, not the database constructor. Opening with a custom factory or an existing `DBAdapter` now takes a `factory` or `opened` key, and the default connection method changed from WebSockets to HTTP. See the changelog for the other breaking changes in this release.

July 21, 2026

PowerSync Service MongoDB Azure DocumentDB

Announcing Azure DocumentDB Support (Experimental)

Azure DocumentDB (formerly Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB vCore) is now a supported source database for PowerSync, available as an experimental release.

July 8, 2026

PowerSync Service

PowerSync Service: v1.23.3

[ADDED] Experimental support for Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB vCore (Azure DocumentDB) as a replication source.

July 7, 2026

PowerSync Service

An Official Terraform Provider for PowerSync

Manage your PowerSync Cloud projects and instances as Infrastructure-as-Code, alongside the rest of your infrastructure.

July 2, 2026