Releaslyy connects to your GitHub, Jira, DevRev, Linear, Asana & more — reads your commits, PRs, and sprint board — then generates release notes tailored to QA, product, engineering, customers, or sales. One click to publish everywhere.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Sandeep — been managing projects as a tech lead for the past 5–6 years. And every sprint, the same painful cycle: stakeholders asking "what's the update?", QA asking "what changed and what's the impact?", product asking "is this ready to demo?"
Everyone needs release notes. But nobody writes them well. Because it's painful. You're consolidating tickets, PRs, sprint items — trying to make sense of it all.
Then I noticed something wild. Even large engineering orgs share release updates through... Slack messages. That's it.
So I built Releaslyy.
It connects to your existing tools (GitHub, Jira, DevRev, Linear, Asana, Monday.com, ClickUp), pulls in your changes, and generates release notes — tailored to whoever's reading them. QA gets test impact. Product gets feature readiness. Customers get what's new.
Built this over the last month, mostly after work hours. My teammates? Cursor, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and a few other AI agents.
Would love your feedback. If you want a custom integration, I'm literally one message away.
Free to use. No credit card needed.
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How does Releaslyy handle commits that span multiple features or mixed refactoring work when generating the release notes? Congrats on the launch, this looks super useful!
Congrats on the launch! When you say one click to publish everywhere, where exactly does it publish? Does it post directly into Slack, Confluence, Notion, email, or a public changelog page? And how much control do you have to review and edit the generated notes before they go out?
sandeep b