About
Releaslyy turns commits, pull requests and project updates into AI-drafted release notes. Teams select the changes that shipped, choose an audience and review the resulting draft before publication. Formats address developers, QA, product managers, customers, executives and marketing teams. Source connections include GitHub, Jira, DevRev, Linear, Asana, ClickUp and Monday.com. Release communications can be distributed to destinations such as GitHub Releases, Slack, Confluence and Notion, or shared through a public changelog and an embeddable widget. Roadmap and feedback features connect announcements with future product work.
Editor's note
Useful when release information is scattered across repositories and project tools, especially when the same update needs different wording for technical and customer audiences. The editing step matters: source changes still need a human check for relevance and accuracy. Choose a plan around release-note and publishing allowances, project count and whether a release combines multiple sources.
Key features
- AI drafts from commits, pull requests and project updates
- Audience-specific release-note formats
- Editable drafts before publishing
- Multi-source releases on Pro
- Public changelog and embeddable widget
- Public roadmap and feature-request voting
- Bring-your-own AI key support
Pricing
Free plan with 10 release notes per month. Pro is $12/month or $120/year and includes 50 release notes per month.
Free
$0 / free plan
- 10 release notes per month
- 2 projects
- 10 publishes per month
- Release-note editor
Pro
$12 / per month; $120 billed yearly available
- 50 release notes per month
- 10 projects
- 50 publishes per month
- Multi-source releases
Frequently asked
- How does Releaslyy generate release notes?
- Connect supported tools, select shipped changes and choose an audience. Releaslyy drafts the notes so you can review, edit and publish them.
- What does the free plan include?
- The current pricing plan includes 10 release notes and 10 publishes per month, 2 projects, an editor, Markdown and copy export, and a public changelog.
- Where can release notes be published?
- Supported destinations include GitHub Releases, Jira, DevRev, Slack, Confluence, Notion, email, a public changelog and an embeddable widget.
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