v0.9.2
v0.9.2 release includes PaddleOCR-vl document extraction, Firecrawl v2 API, calendar reminders, and performance optimizations for Open WebUI.
3 releases from to
Everything Open WebUI shipped in April 2026, collected from official Open WebUI sources. Each entry is dated and links to the page it came from.
April 2026 was Open WebUI's 3rd busiest month of the 6 we had tracked by then: 3 releases, close to its monthly average of 4. That was 4 releases fewer than March 2026. Every release this month was Developer Tools.
Releases
3
-4 vs March 2026
Rank of 6 months
3rd
Average 3.8 a month
Most shipped
Developer Tools
3 releases
v0.9.2 release includes PaddleOCR-vl document extraction, Firecrawl v2 API, calendar reminders, and performance optimizations for Open WebUI.
Source: Open WebUI GitHub ReleasesFixed startup crashes by adding missing dependencies aiosqlite and asyncpg to pyproject.toml, resolving ModuleNotFoundError issues for pip and uv users
Source: Open WebUI GitHub Releasesv0.9.0 release includes official desktop app, scheduled automations, task management, calendar workspace, Azure/Ollama support, and performance improvements.
Source: Open WebUI GitHub ReleasesNewest first. Each entry links to the official page it came from.
v0.9.2 release includes PaddleOCR-vl document extraction, Firecrawl v2 API, calendar reminders, and performance optimizations for Open WebUI.
Fixed startup crashes by adding missing dependencies aiosqlite and asyncpg to pyproject.toml, resolving ModuleNotFoundError issues for pip and uv users
v0.9.0 release includes official desktop app, scheduled automations, task management, calendar workspace, Azure/Ollama support, and performance improvements.
Open WebUI releases per month, for April 2026 and the 5 months before it. A taller bar means more releases that month; the dated entries for each month are on its own page.
14 of the companies we track shipped in April 2026; Open WebUI ranks 8th by number of releases.
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