ReleaseView

Private beta

Turn shipped work into updates everyone understands.

Connect GitHub. Review one draft. Publish a clear Audience update, then email it manually or automate delivery to your list.

Free during beta. We'll email you when your place is ready.

GitHub activity

Commits from March 19, 2026

Bump application version

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Tiago S. committed on March 19

c592970

Add GitHub connection status to settings

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Tiago S. committed on March 19

b435c61

Fix CI action background in dark mode

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Andrew P. committed on March 19

a726102

AI-generated draft

Improved GitHub Integration

Enhanced GitHub status display, more reliable CI action visibility, and smoother sign-out experience with updated app settings.

What's New

  • See your GitHub sign-in status directly in app settings for quick access.
  • Easily sign out from GitHub within the app with immediate effect.

Improvements

  • CI action backgrounds now match dark mode for better readability.
  • CI actions consistently show all workflow runs, improving pull request insights.
  • App version updated for latest features and fixes.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved CI actions not displaying correctly for some pull requests.
  • Fixed background color issue in CI actions popover in dark mode.

From shipped code to shared understanding

ReleaseView turns one approved release into the context each audience needs, without creating another communication workflow to maintain.

  • AI-assisted drafting

    Generate a structured first draft from commits and code changes. Refine the tone, detail, or length before anything is published.

  • Review and approval

    Every release starts as a draft. Your team reviews, edits, approves, and decides what becomes public.

  • One Audience version

    Create one clear, plain-language update for customers and end users, alongside the original release note for your team.

  • Public changelog

    Publish every approved release to a fast, shareable changelog with a permanent URL and a clear version history.

  • Answers in AI tools

    Connect published releases to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible tools so teams can ask what shipped and when.

  • Audience delivery

    Email the project’s predefined Audience list manually or with optional automation, and answer release questions from connected Slack channels.

A release workflow built around GitHub

Connect once, then keep shipping as usual. ReleaseView collects the changes, prepares the draft, and waits for your approval before anything goes out.

  1. 1

    Connect GitHub

    Install the GitHub App, then choose the repository and branch your team releases from.

  2. 2

    Ship a version

    Push a semantic version tag. ReleaseView gathers the relevant commits and code changes automatically.

  3. 3

    Review and tailor

    Edit the generated draft, ask AI to refine it, and preview the right level of detail for each audience.

  4. 4

    Approve and publish

    Publish the approved note to your changelog and deliver the appropriate version to subscribers.

Simple pricing

One product. One clear price.

Join the private beta for free. We plan to offer one simple paid plan when it launches.

Planned founding price

$29 / product / month

Free in beta

Beta access is free. We'll confirm the final price before any paid access begins.

  • AI-assisted release-note drafting from GitHub
  • Review and approval before anything is published
  • One plain-language Audience version per release
  • Public changelog with release emails and monthly recaps, sent manually or automatically
  • REST API and MCP access to published releases
  • Up to 500 active email subscribers

Questions about ReleaseView

Make the next release easier to understand.

Join the private beta and help shape a clearer way to communicate what your team ships.

Free during beta. We'll email you when your place is ready.