Neo4j

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The current version of Neo4j is 2026.09.0 (as of 22/09/2026). patchletter checks the official source daily and emails you new releases.

Neo4j at a glance

Neo4j is the leading open-source graph database, used for connected-data applications from fraud detection to knowledge graphs. Neo4j ships regular releases plus security fixes; as a database holding important data, careful updates matter.

For admins Neo4j updates within a version line are usually routine, while major-version upgrades follow a documented migration path with attention to store-format and query (Cypher) changes — back up the database first and test. Neo4j belongs on the internal network with authentication and TLS; an exposed instance is a data-exposure risk. The Java version underneath must stay compatible and supported. Check driver and application compatibility across versions. After upgrading, verify that queries and connected applications work. The Community and Enterprise editions differ in clustering and features — mind which you run and its support. Track the version and its support window; patchletter surfaces new Neo4j releases.

Version history & changelog · as detected by patchletter

VersionChannelDateNotes
2026.09.0STABLE22/09/2026Release notes →
2026.08.1STABLE11/09/2026Release notes →
2026.08.0STABLE08/09/2026Release notes →
2026.07.1STABLE08/08/2026Release notes →
3.2.0-alpha08BETA11/04/2017Release notes →
3.1.0STABLE13/12/2016Release notes →
3.0.6STABLE22/10/2016Release notes →
2.3.7STABLE22/10/2016Release notes →
2.3.1STABLE21/11/2015Release notes →
2.3.0STABLE21/11/2015Release notes →
2.2.7STABLE16/11/2015Release notes →
2.2.6STABLE16/11/2015Release notes →
2.2.5STABLE04/09/2015Release notes →
2.2.4STABLE04/09/2015Release notes →
2.2.3STABLE24/06/2015Release notes →
2.2.2STABLE22/05/2015Release notes →
2.2.1STABLE14/04/2015Release notes →
2.2.0STABLE30/03/2015Release notes →
2.1.8STABLE03/04/2015Release notes →
2.1.7STABLE03/02/2015Release notes →
2.1.6STABLE26/11/2014Release notes →
2.1.5STABLE30/09/2014Release notes →
2.1.4STABLE18/09/2014Release notes →
2.1.3STABLE29/07/2014Release notes →
2.1.2STABLE16/06/2014Release notes →
2.1.1STABLE30/05/2014Release notes →
2.0.4STABLE09/07/2014Release notes →
2.0.3STABLE06/05/2014Release notes →
2.0.2STABLE26/04/2014Release notes →
2.0.1STABLE25/02/2014Release notes →
2.0.0STABLE03/02/2014Release notes →
1.9.9STABLE24/11/2014Release notes →
1.9.8STABLE19/06/2014Release notes →
1.9.7STABLE26/04/2014Release notes →
1.9.6STABLE03/02/2014Release notes →
1.9.5STABLE03/02/2014Release notes →
1.9.4STABLE01/10/2013Release notes →
1.9.3STABLE01/09/2013Release notes →
1.9.2STABLE01/09/2013Release notes →
1.9.1STABLE01/09/2013Release notes →
1.9STABLE01/09/2013Release notes →
1.8.3STABLE01/09/2013Release notes →
1.8.2STABLE01/09/2013Release notes →
1.8.1STABLE01/09/2013Release notes →
1.8STABLE01/09/2013Release notes →

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest version of Neo4j?
Neo4j 2026.09.0, released 22/09/2026. patchletter checks the vendor's official source daily for new releases.
Where can I find the Neo4j release notes?
The version history above links to the vendor's official release notes where the vendor publishes them. patchletter deliberately stores no vendor full texts.
How do I get notified about new Neo4j updates?
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