v0.11.0
Redesigned interface, sub-agents, folder pages, chat timers, notifications, sharing, variables, LDAP sync, collaboration, previews, timestamps, user variables
2 releases from to
Everything Open WebUI shipped in July 2026, collected from official Open WebUI sources. Each entry is dated and links to the page it came from.
July 2026 was Open WebUI's 8th busiest month of the 9 we had tracked by then: 2 releases, below its monthly average of 3. That was 1 release fewer than June 2026. Every release this month was Developer Tools.
Releases
2
-1 vs June 2026
Rank of 9 months
8th
Average 3.4 a month
Most shipped
Developer Tools
2 releases
Redesigned interface, sub-agents, folder pages, chat timers, notifications, sharing, variables, LDAP sync, collaboration, previews, timestamps, user variables
Source: Open WebUI GitHub Releasesv0.10.2 includes streamed reasoning display, folder uploads to knowledge bases, memory system context toggle, tidier automatic memories, speech-to-text format options, API config via environment, provider failure events, arena models via environment, high-contrast sidebar improv…
Source: Open WebUI GitHub ReleasesNewest first. Each entry links to the official page it came from.
Redesigned interface, sub-agents, folder pages, chat timers, notifications, sharing, variables, LDAP sync, collaboration, previews, timestamps, user variables
v0.10.2 includes streamed reasoning display, folder uploads to knowledge bases, memory system context toggle, tidier automatic memories, speech-to-text format options, API config via environment, provider failure events, arena models via environment, high-contrast sidebar improv…
Open WebUI releases per month, for July 2026 and the 8 months before it. A taller bar means more releases that month; the dated entries for each month are on its own page.
15 of the companies we track shipped in July 2026; Open WebUI ranks 9th by number of releases.
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