Multi-Application Release Management

Manage releases across all your teams and applications

Coordinate releases across multiple teams, track repository statuses, and automate release notes for all your applications in one unified dashboard.

Free for up to 3 teams • GitHub OAuth in 30 seconds • No credit card required

release-manager-dashboard
Live Demo

Team Overview

active

Frontend Team

Last release: 2 hours ago

8
Members
12
Repos
Active Repositories2
Total Releases39
Team Velocity
High
Problem → Solution

From manual chaos to automated clarity

Spend minutes, not hours, creating clean, consistent release notes. Connect your repository and let automation handle parsing, ticket mapping, and formatting.

The problem
  • Copy-pasting commits and trying to summarize by hand
  • Hunting Jira issues hidden in commit messages
  • Inconsistent formatting across teams and releases
The solution
  • Automatic parsing of commits and PRs
  • Instant Jira ticket detection and linking
  • Consistent, professional formatting every time

No manual work • Consistent output • Works with your existing repos

How it works

Three steps. Two minutes. Zero configuration files.

01

Connect GitHub

OAuth takes 30 seconds. We need read access to commits and releases. No webhooks. No YAML files. No infrastructure changes.

setup.ts
1// After OAuth, select your repo
2const repo = await github.getRepository({
3 owner: "your-org",
4 name: "your-repo"
5});
6
7// Release Manager reads commit history
8const commits = await repo.getCommits({
9 from: "v1.2.0",
10 to: "main"
11});
Terminal
$ release-manager generate v1.3.0
Analyzing commits from v1.2.0 to v1.3.0...
✓ Found 47 commits
✓ Extracted 12 Jira tickets
✓ Categorized changes:
• 15 features
• 23 fixes
• 6 chores
• 3 docs updates
Generating release notes with GPT-4...
✓ Release notes generated
✓ Jira tickets updated (PROJ-123, PROJ-124...)
✓ Ready for review at /releases/v1.3.0
Total time: 42 seconds
02

Parse commits, extract Jira tickets

We scan every commit message for Jira ticket patterns (PROJ-123, ABC-456). Commits are categorized by type: feat, fix, chore, docs. Everything maps back to your project management.

03

AI generates release notes

GPT-4 formats your commits into clean, readable release notes. Categories are organized. Jira tickets are linked. Technical details are summarized for non-technical readers.

Review in the dashboard. Publish to GitHub. Done.

RELEASE_NOTES.md
1## Release v1.3.0
2
3### Features
4- **Authentication**: Added OAuth2 provider for GitHub
5 - Enhanced security with token rotation
6 - Ticket: [PROJ-123](link)
7
8- **API**: Rate limiting for public endpoints
9 - Prevents abuse and ensures fair usage
10 - Ticket: [PROJ-456](link)
11
12### Bug Fixes
13- **UI**: Fixed button alignment issues on mobile devices
14 - Improved responsive design for screens < 768px
15 - Ticket: [PROJ-457](link)
16
17### Chores
18- Updated dependencies to latest versions
19- Improved test coverage for auth module

Start free. Scale when ready.

No credit card required. Cancel anytime.

Free

$0/month

Try it. No credit card needed.

  • 5 releases per month
  • 1 repository
  • GitHub integration
  • AI-powered release notes
Get Started Free
Most Popular

Team

$49/month

For teams shipping multiple times per week

  • Unlimited releases
  • Up to 10 repositories
  • GitHub + Jira integration
  • Advanced AI features
  • Priority support
Start Free Trial

Enterprise

Custom

For organizations with specific security and compliance needs

  • Everything in Team
  • Unlimited repositories
  • Custom integrations
  • Self-hosted deployment
  • SLA guarantees
  • Dedicated support
Contact Sales

Start automating releases in 60 seconds

No configuration files. No webhooks. No infrastructure changes.

  • GitHub OAuth in 30 seconds

    One-click authentication, no API keys needed

  • First release notes in under 2 minutes

    Select a repo, generate, review, publish

  • Cancel anytime, no questions asked

    Free tier forever for small projects

Terminal
$ npx release-manager init
✓ Connected to GitHub
✓ Repository selected: your-org/your-app
✓ Analyzing commit history...
Found 127 commits since last release
Extracted 34 Jira tickets
Generate release notes? [Y/n]