Title: NocoDB 2026.08.2 - Dual-axis interface charts, linked records as embedded views, workflow folders, and Interfaces on every plan
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Hey r/NocoDB,
2026.08.2 is out. Quick rundown of what's in it:
1. Charts with two Y-axes
Charts on interface dashboard pages can plot more than one field at a time, such as budget alongside actual spend. A second Y-axis gives a field with different units its own scale, drawn as a bar, line, or scatter over the first, so invoiced amount in dollars and hours billed can share one chart.
2. Linked records as embedded views
A link field on a record detail page can now render as a full working visualization of the related records: List, Grid, Gallery, Kanban, Calendar, or Timeline. Viewers can search, sort, filter, and group those records, edit them in place, and link or unlink them, all without leaving the record they are on. Clicking a row opens that record's own detail sheet.
3. Workflow Folders
Group workflows and scripts into folders in the Workflows sidebar, the same way folders work for tables and views. Rename them, colour-code them, and move items in and out from the "Move to..." menu.
4. Comment Notifications
You can subscribe to every comment on a record, not only the ones that mention you. Click the bell on the expanded record and choose "Notify me about all comments"; posting a comment subscribes you automatically.
5. Interfaces and Workflows on every plan
Interfaces are now available on the Cloud Free plan with no limit on interfaces or pages. The Community Edition includes 2 interfaces with up to 2 pages each, and 2 workflows per base with the core trigger, record, and flow nodes.
6. For builders
Buttons on interface records: update the record, copy its link, delete it, open a URL from the record, or run an automation through the new "When a button is clicked" workflow trigger. Plus AI filter prompts in the builder, new gallery themes, realtime updates across interface pages, and dark mode refinements throughout.
7. Heads-up for integrations
A change planned for the next release: API datetime values on PostgreSQL and SQLite deployments will move from second to millisecond precision (2026-07-25 12:34:56+00:00 becomes 2026-07-25 12:34:56.000+00:00), across REST responses, webhook payloads, and exports. Tolerant ISO 8601 parsers are unaffected; strict format strings may need updating. MySQL, SQL Server, and Oracle keep second precision.
Plus a long list of fixes across workflows, interfaces, formulas, and imports.
Full changelog: https://nocodb.com/docs/changelog/2026.08.2