ReleasesHQ

ReleasesHQ

Polished product update comms, on auto-pilot.

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About ReleasesHQ

ReleasesHQ turns your merged PRs into polished release notes, streamlining communication across your website, emails, Slack, and social media.


Polished product update comms on autopilot.

ReleasesHQ turns your merged PRs into polished release notes, streamlining communication across your website, emails, Slack, and social media. Designed for busy founders and teams, it ensures your hard work gets the visibility it deserves.

  • Automated Release Notes: Turn merged PRs into release notes automatically. Set a cadence, and your updates are scheduled, with drafts held for your approval.

  • Multi-Channel Publishing: Post your polished release notes across your website, email lists, Slack, LinkedIn, and X/Twitter, rewritten natively for each channel.

  • Customizable Content: Edit any version before publishing, or let one approval send them all. Email through your custom domain, with replies routed directly to you.

  • Website Integration: Use a free hosted page for your releases, or embed them directly into your site using a script tag that auto-adapts to match your design.

  • Draft Review: Every auto-generated draft goes through a quality gate. Weak drafts are held for review, ensuring only polished content is published.

  • Productivity-Focused: Features are designed to keep pace with you, so you spend less time on admin and more time shipping.

Get started today and consistently tell the world what you're building!

If you want to dig deeper, follow this link to understand the features that make up ReleasesHQ and how they work: https://releaseshq.com/features

You can get started on the free plan to build the habit, and when you need consistency, explore Pro to take it further. Learn more here: https://releaseshq.com/pricing

Comments (1)

Gagan Varma

@gaganvarma · 9/7/2026

Hey everyone, I'm the maker of ReleasesHQ. Here's why I built it: I've watched great teams silently ship real work. Support was chasing PMs to find out what changed. Customers were finding out about features from a random Slack message, if at all. Everything that shipped stayed inside the scrum meeting and died there. What I firmly believe in: Release notes are a sign of life, and no one should ever flatline it.

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Launched 10/19/2026