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Past chats are now a tap away on mobile

The mobile chat experience now has a dedicated chat history menu in the /mobile/chats header. Tap the new button to open a dropdown of your accessible past chats grouped by recency, and jump straight into any of them. Each entry also shows the avatar of whoever created the chat, so it’s faster to spot your own threads versus ones a teammate kicked off—matching the behavior of the chat list on desktop.

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Smoother line charts and a richer metric layout

Line charts now render with rounded SVG paths, a halo stroke, and a padded clip region, so lines look cleaner and don’t get cut off at the chart edges. Legends are smarter too: when metrics already convey the segment information, the legend won’t redundantly repeat it. We also reworked how metrics show up across line, vertical bar, funnel, table, and number charts. Layouts are more consistent, secondary labels are standardized, and grouped vertical bar breakdowns now show per-segment metrics that light up the linked row when you hover. The legacy “breakdown legend” switch has been replaced by a more flexible “Label only” metric option. As a small but welcome bonus, extreme or invalid percent-change values are now capped at ±999% so KPIs never display a runaway number.

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New Security setting to require Google sign-in

Admins can now require their organization’s members to sign in with Google. Flip the new toggle in Security settings and OTP and magic-link sign-in attempts will be transparently redirected back to the login page, where Google sign-in starts automatically with the user’s email pre-filled. The setting plays nicely with your existing auth: SAML SSO still takes precedence when it’s configured, and the Google-required toggle is automatically disabled if you turn SSO on, so you can’t end up in a conflicting state.

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Slack AI replies are simpler and quieter

When you mention the Basedash app in Slack, the assistant now stays on a single “Thinking” status while it works—no more noisy stream of intermediate reasoning or tool-call updates inside the thread. Once the answer is ready, Basedash posts the final response as a regular Slack message and clears the assistant status, so threads stay focused on the actual answer instead of mid-generation churn.

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Fixes and improvements

  • Improved truncation and scrolling behavior for metrics in number, table, and funnel charts so long values stay readable.
  • Standardized secondary metric label styling across chart types for a more consistent look.
  • Smoothed the sign-in flow for invited users on Google-required orgs: OTP and magic-link entry points now route them straight into Google sign-in.
  • Tightened legend behavior for stacked vertical bar charts so they retain their legends where it makes sense.