You normally have a list of collections on the left menu of HumongouS.io. They are just labels that you can change at will.

Instead of having them plain, you can prefix them with nice little emojis. Bonus is that they’re surprisingly effective at easing the quick scan process 😀.

Here’s a cool example :

Being able to scroll and keep the table header fixed has been a paint point for many users for a long time. This issue has now been fixed (no pun intended :) ) in the latest release.

We’ve added a convenient button to directly copy long JSON data from the JSON view.

This is a long outstanding request that we just fulfilled. We couldn’t be happier. It’s now possible to re-order your charts by drag and dropping them. Yay!

We recently added a new Table option to duplicate data in your collections. In order to use it, first select the documents you would like to duplicate, click on More to open the Table options dropdown and click on Duplicate documents.

Not remembering the names of your collections fields when you’re about to write a query can be very frustrating, that’s why we’ve added a new auto-completion feature in the Search bar.

It’s only phase 1 for this feature. We’ll iterate on it as we get more feedback and expand it to other places in the app that allow you to enter MongoDB queries (i.e Charts, Collection filters...).

Going from collection to collection very frequently can be quite tedious especially if you’re doing it across projects. You’ve asked it and we’ve listened. The next time you refresh your browser, type⌘+J and jump from collection to collection at the speed of light.

We’ve made some improvements on the way we present the search bar on mobile. Only the current project title is shown on the header to create more space. The search bar will be accessible by clicking on the search button on the right hand side of the menu.

It is now possible to clone your existing charts. It’s super simple. Open the chart’s contextual menu and click on Clone and voilà!

Toolbar widgets are a new category of widgets. They add new features to your collections’ toolbar.

The first one we’ve released in the Quick filter toolbar. It gives you a way to have a list of predefined labeled queries in your collections.

Raw Query Builder lets you write MongoDB aggregation pipeline queries directly to create your charts.

You can now use date presets like $date_yesterday or$date_3_weeks_ago to filter down your collections.

In case you need finer control over your collaborators roles, you can now create and assign custom roles.