New features and improvements introduced from July to September 2026
NewBuilder
More export formats and controls in Builder
Data exports in Builder are now more flexible and more governed. Beyond CSV, you can export to GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoParquet and KML, so you can take a filtered dataset straight into the tools you already use without any manual conversion.
As an Editor, you stay in control of what leaves your map: choose which sources are exportable, whitelist the columns that can be exported so sensitive attributes stay in your warehouse, and set the formats available per source. Every export honors the current map state, so filters, SQL parameters and the viewport are all respected.
Organize your maps and workflows with projects and folders
You can now organize your maps and workflows into projects and folders instead of one flat list. Group related work together, nest folders as deep as you need, and move or create maps and workflows right where they belong.
Projects keep your Workspace tidy and make collaboration easier: share a project or folder once and everything inside inherits those access permissions. You set permissions in one place instead of doing it asset by asset. When an asset belongs in more than one project, add a shortcut instead of moving it.
Sharing maps and workflows is now more flexible. Share assets with specific people or groups, with your whole organization, or publicly, and switch between those modes in a single click.
Switching keeps the people and groups you already added with the same access permissions, so you never set anything up twice. Projects and folders share the same flexiblity: share once, and every asset inside a project or folder inherits that access.
Text parameters in Builder can now be set to single value instead of always allowing multiple selections. Viewers pick exactly one option from a radio list, and you decide which value is selected by default.
Single-select fits any map that should answer for one thing at a time: a single product line, region, store, audience segment, or scenario in a what-if comparison. The viewer picks one option and the map returns one clear, correct result.
Pie and Time Series widgets now sync with your layer colors
Pie and Time Series widgets in Builder can now inherit the colors of the layer they visualize. When a widget uses the same column your layer is styled by, it automatically picks up the layer's category colors, so the widget, the map, and the legend all match, with no extra setup. A category shown in purple on the map is purple in the widget too.
Colors are now stable within a session as well: even without a layer match, each category keeps its color as you zoom, pan, and filter, instead of shifting with the data order. This applies to the Pie widget and to the Time Series widget with Split by.
