Issue search results now include a Stacktrace column, showing the frames matched by the "Stacktrace contains" filter directly in the results table instead of requiring a click into each issue. From the trace thread viewer, you can also hover over a stack frame and jump straight to issue search with that function name applied as a filter.
The new nRF Cloud MCP (Model Context Protocol) server lets MCP-compatible AI assistants like Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and others connect directly to your projects and query fleet data on your behalf. Authenticate once via OAuth, and empower your assistant's reasoning with read-only access to Issues, Traces, Device info, Metrics, and Software Version stats. See the MCP Server documentation to get started.
Location Services - A step-by-step onboarding wizard guides users through the setup process. Location Services provide SCELL, MCELL, Wi-Fi, and GNSS positioning. Location Services are now available for all nRF Cloud users.
The wizard concludes with an option to generate and manage your Organization Auth Tokens and provides sample cURL requests to start using the API - all without leaving the app.
To learn more check out the Location Services docs.
The Reports view now has an Expand All / Collapse All button at the top of the list, making it easy to review all entries at once instead of clicking into each row individually.
The video above demonstrates the Expand All / Collapse All button toggling all report rows open and closed at once.
A new Custom Data Recording (CDR) viewer lets you browse CDR payloads across your entire fleet, instead of only from a single device's timeline. Browse recordings by type, filter by Cohort, and jump straight into the payloads that matter without clicking into each device one at a time.
Trace Viewer now includes a stack usage visualization for traces that contain stack data, making it easy to spot threads approaching their limits at a glance instead of mousing over each one. The thread list also shows a thread count, and the Process selector is hidden when a trace has only one unnamed process (typical for bare-metal MCU traces).
Device Vitals columns are now included in device CSV exports.
You can also export data directly from a single device's detail page, making it easier to pull a single device's history for offline analysis or sharing with hardware teams.
Issue Chart: Trace Count Over Time cards now support a "Software Version" group-by option, letting you see trace volume broken down by the versions of software running across your fleet. This makes it easy to confirm whether a bug affects a specific release or spans multiple versions.
A new Linked Devices bar on the Device Detail page makes related devices permanently visible without expanding the header. For products where a gateway, companion app, or companion hardware are paired to the primary device, this surfaces those relationships right where you need them during debugging.
Copying from the Log Explorer now produces clean, tab-separated output (timestamp, level, message) ready to paste into a spreadsheet or bug report. Multi-row selection with keyboard shortcuts is also supported, making it faster to grab exactly the lines you need.
2026-04-07T05:00:04+00:00 INFO Ready for sync with companion app MFLT0000619 661431 1994933 Production 1.1.0 pvt sync_prep:45
2026-04-07T05:00:04+00:00 INFO Ready for sync with companion app MFLT0000612 661431 1994270 Production 1.1.0 pvt sync_prep:45
2026-04-07T05:00:04+00:00 INFO Ready for sync with companion app MFLT0000631 Production 1.1.0 pvt sync_prep:45
The Issue List page now shows trace volume trend charts for each issue, covering the last 14 days, 8 weeks, or 12 months. You can now spot growing problems, stable regressions, and recovering issues without opening each one individually.
The software version filter in Device Search has been overhauled. It now lives in a dedicated filter panel with support for AND conditions, regex, semver comparison operators, and "any of" / "not any of" matching - making it much easier to precisely target device populations across complex version landscapes.
The device Timeline now inserts visual gaps in swimlanes at reboot boundaries, preventing misleading data interpolation across reboots. This makes it immediately clear when a metric or session span crossed a device restart, giving you a more accurate picture of device behavior over time.
The Notes field on Releases now uses a rich Markdown editor and viewer. Teams can format release notes with headers, lists, code blocks, and links - making it easier to communicate what changed in each build to everyone on the team.
Building on the saved issue search feature shipped in August, you can now subscribe to daily or weekly email digests for any saved search. Each digest highlights new and regressed issues in your search results, ranked by fleet impact - so your team stays informed without having to check the dashboard manually.
The Device Details Overview has experimental support for embedding a
dashboard with the slug device-details, automatically scoped to the individual
device. This unlocks fully custom per-device views - making the device detail
page as informative and tailored as your fleet-level dashboards. Please
contact us if you'd like early access.
