Grounded in the work shipped
Drafts are based on relevant commits and code changes, so the release story starts from source activity rather than memory or scattered internal notes.
AI release notes generator
Create release notes from shipped work, not a blank page.
ReleaseView analyzes authorized GitHub activity to prepare a structured release draft. Your team reviews the result, refines the language, and approves what gets published.
A single plain-language Audience version
Turn one approved release into a clear update for customers and end users, while keeping the original technical release note available to your team.
Controlled by your team
By default, your team reviews and approves each release before publication. Optional automation can approve tag-generated drafts, publish approved notes, and email your Audience list.
Example workflow
From technical changes to a release people can read
Imagine a release that improves search speed and fixes a CSV export error. The GitHub history explains the implementation, but customers need to know what changed for them.
- 01
Start from GitHub
ReleaseView gathers the commits and code changes associated with the version.
- 02
Review the draft
Your team checks the AI summary against the source and edits any wording that needs more context.
- 03
Publish the outcome
Customers see faster search and a reliable export in one clear Audience update, with the original release note still available to your team.
Common questions
What does the AI use to generate a release note?
ReleaseView uses the GitHub commits and code changes associated with the release. Owners can inspect the source commits that informed the draft.
Can I edit an AI-generated release note?
Yes. You can edit the title, summary, sections, and individual items, or ask AI to adjust the tone, length, or level of technical detail.
Does ReleaseView publish AI output automatically?
By default, every generated note needs review and approval. You can separately enable automatic approval for tag-generated drafts and automatic publication for approved notes.