Features in PowerSync are introduced through a phased release cycle to ensure quality and stability. Below is an overview of the release stages namely Experimental/Pre-Alpha, Closed Alpha, Open Alpha, Beta and GA (General Availability):Documentation Index
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| Stage | Production Readiness | API Stability | Support | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Experimental/Pre-Alpha | Not production-ready; purpose is early exploration and proof of concept. | API may change significantly or be removed. | Not covered under SLAs. | Limited or placeholder documentation. |
| Closed Alpha | Not production-ready; purpose is early feedback and testing of new ideas. | Subject to breaking changes. | Not covered under SLAs. | Limited or placeholder documentation. |
| Open Alpha | Not production-ready; purpose is broader testing and wider public feedback. | Subject to changes based on feedback. | Not covered under SLAs. | Basic documentation provided. |
| Beta | Production-ready for tested use cases. | Fully stable; breaking changes clearly communicated. | Covered under SLAs. | Documentation provided; may contain known gaps. |
| GA | Production-ready for all main use cases. | Fully stable; backwards compatibility maintained as far as possible; breaking changes clearly communicated. | Covered under SLAs. | Comprehensive and finalized documentation. |
Service Release Channels
PowerSync Service features are deployed to different release channels throughout their lifecycle.Open Edition
The latest stable PowerSync Docker image is available under the latest tag and can be pulled using:0.0.0-dev-XXXXXXXXXXXXXX prereleases.
PowerSync Cloud
In the PowerSync Dashboard, developers can configure the service version channel for their instance. This option is available in the Settings view for each instance.Stable
The Stable channel provides the most reliable release of the PowerSync Service. It includes features that may be in theGA, Beta, or Open Alpha stages. Open Alpha features in this channel are typically mature but may still have bugs or known issues.
Next
The Next channel builds on the Stable channel and includes new features, fixes, or modifications to existing stable functionality that may require additional testing or validation.Feature Status Summary
Below is a summary of the current main PowerSync features and their release states:| Category / Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Database Connectors | |
| SQL Server | Beta |
| MySQL | Beta |
| MongoDB | GA |
| Postgres | GA |
| PowerSync Service | |
| Open Edition | GA |
| Enterprise Self-Hosted | GA |
| Sync Streams | Beta |
| Postgres Bucket Storage | GA |
| Client SDKs | |
| High Performance Diffs | Experimental |
| Tauri SDK | Alpha |
| Rust SDK | Alpha |
| Capacitor SDK | Alpha |
| TanStack Query | Alpha |
| Node.js SDK | Beta |
| .NET SDK | Beta |
| OP-SQLite Support | Beta |
| Flutter Web Support | Beta |
| React Native Web Support | Beta |
| Flutter SQLCipher | Beta |
| Kotlin SQLite3MultipleCiphers | Beta |
| Vue Composables | Beta |
| Swift SDK | GA |
| Kotlin SDK | GA |
| JavaScript/Web SDK | GA |
| Dart/Flutter SDK | GA |
| React Native SDK | GA |
| React Hooks | GA |
| ORMs/SQL Libraries | |
| Room (Kotlin) | Alpha |
| TanStack DB (JS) | Alpha |
| GRDB (Swift) | Alpha |
| Drift (Flutter) | Beta |
| Drizzle (JS) | Beta |
| Kysely (JS) | Beta |
| SQLDelight (Kotlin) | Beta |
| Attachment Helpers | |
| Kotlin | Alpha |
| Swift | Alpha |
| JavaScript (new built-in library) | Alpha |
| Flutter (new built-in library) | Alpha |
| Other | |
| CLI | Beta |