> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tryflowy.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Product Updates

> Follow new features, improvements, and fixes on the public Flowy changelog.

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Flowy ships continuously, and the public **Updates** page is where releases are written up. Check it to see what's new before it changes your workflow — or after you notice something on the canvas looks different.

<DemoVideo src="/videos/dashboard/updates.mp4" poster="/images/posters/dashboard/updates.jpg" caption="Scrolling the Updates timeline of Flowy releases" />

## What ships there

Updates is a timeline of releases, newest first. Each entry carries a version number, a date, and a summary, with changes grouped into:

* **New** — features that didn't exist before, like new node types or dashboard pages.
* **Improved** — refinements to things you already use.
* **API changes** — anything that affects the [Flowy API](/api/introduction).
* **Fixes** — bugs that are now gone.

## Staying current

Flowy is a web app, so updates reach you without an install step. When a new version ships while you have Flowy open, the app prompts you to refresh — accept it to pick up the release you've been reading about.

<Tip>
  Spot a feature in the changelog you want to learn properly? The docs are updated alongside releases — start from the [dashboard overview](/dashboard/overview) or the [canvas overview](/canvas/overview).
</Tip>