Roadmap

Where Boost.space is heading next. A few things at a time, chosen by what customers ask for.

In development
Exploring

In development

Big data
Built for millions of records

Modules with hundreds of thousands of records open, filter and sync as smoothly as small ones.

MCP
A smarter MCP server

More of Boost.space within reach of your AI tool, with fewer calls and clearer answers for each task.

ACT automations
More capable ACT automations

More ways to start an automation, more apps to call, and a run history that explains itself.

AI
Search by meaning everywhere

The vector database on every system, so people and AI tools find records by what they mean, not only by the words in them.

Exploring

Data
Change history and rollback

Every change to your data on record, and any of it one step from undone.

Developers
PHP and Go SDKs

Typed clients for PHP and Go, from the pipeline that builds the TypeScript and Python ones.

Shipped recently

FeatureWhat it does
Much faster tablesSorting, filtering and resizing redraw only what changed, and large modules open with less work for your browser
Code automationsYour own Python as an automation step, in a sandbox — written by you, or by an agent that tests it against your data before it ships
More capable MCP toolsConnected agents now build structure too — modules, spaces, field groups, fields — change up to 500 records in one call, put files on records, and ask for a secret through a form instead of the conversation
Rollup, Formula and button fieldsA value aggregated across a record's linked records, one computed from the fields beside it, and an action button on the record
Vector databaseSpaces embedded for meaning, so retrieval works by intent — on selected systems
Build a module with AIDescribe what you want to track; AI generates the module and its typed fields
TypeScript and Python SDKsTyped clients generated from the REST API spec

The full record lives in the release notes for what shipped in the product, the API changelog for every public API change, the MCP changelog for the server agents connect to, and the SDK changelog for client releases.

Direction, not delivery dates — priorities follow what customers ask for. Waiting on something above? Tell us.