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What's New - June 2026

Monthly Release Notes - June 2026

  • Android SDK Now Available for Native App Experimentation

    We launched the Android SDK, making it easier for mobile teams to run experiments and deliver consistent testing experiences directly inside their Android applications.

    This gives Android teams a native way to adopt full-stack experimentation, feature delivery, and conversion tracking within the app experience. More here: Android Quickstart

  • iOS SDK Released for Full-Stack Testing in Apple Apps

    We launched the iOS SDK, giving iOS developers a seamless way to implement full-stack experimentation directly in their applications.

    With native support for running experiences and tracking conversions inside iOS apps, teams can now extend experimentation more naturally across Apple platforms. More here: iOS Quickstart

  • Python SDK Released for Backend Experimentation

    We released the Python SDK, enabling backend teams to integrate feature experimentation and full-stack testing more naturally into their Python services.

    This gives Python-based teams a more native path to server-side decisioning and experimentation as part of their existing application workflows. More here: Python Quickstart

  • Ruby SDK Now Available for Full-Stack Testing

    We released the Ruby SDK, allowing Ruby developers to adopt full-stack testing with a solution that fits naturally into their existing workflows.

    This makes it easier to run server-side experiments, feature flags, and conversion tracking from Ruby applications without forcing teams into unfamiliar tooling. More here: Ruby Quickstart

  • Version Control Added to the Visual Editor

    We introduced Version Control in the Visual Editor, adding recovery and restore capabilities to help prevent lost work.

    This is especially useful when multiple collaborators are editing the same variation, since users can now restore previous or preferred changes more easily without having to redo their work. More here: Version Control

  • New “Track First Visitor Exposure Only” Setting for GA4

    We introduced Track first visitor exposure only for the GA4 integration.

    When enabled, Convert sends the experience_impression event only the first time a visitor is exposed to a specific experience, instead of firing the same impression repeatedly on later qualifying page views. This helps reduce duplicate impression events and makes exposure tracking cleaner for analysis in GA4. More here