Releasedog is a tiny tool for a common problem: you shipped something great, and now you have to tell people about it without losing an afternoon to a Google Doc.
We were shipping weekly, sometimes daily, and every Friday the same thing happened: someone would ask "what went out this week?" and we'd stare blankly at a pile of Jira tickets.
The existing tools felt built for marketing teams at 500-person SaaS companies — heavyweight, expensive, and full of features we'd never touch. We wanted something that respected our time and didn't ask for a demo call.
So we built it. Releasedog reads your tickets, drafts a clean set of release notes, and publishes them in a place your users will actually find. That's the whole product. It does one thing and it tries to do it really well.
Auth, billing, uptime — we pick the dullest, most reliable option every time. Your release notes should never go down.
We don't make you pick a font. We don't ask how wide your container should be. Defaults should get out of your way.
Feature requests, bug reports, weird edge cases — a real human replies, fast. Usually the one who wrote the code.
We're staying small so we can keep shipping every week. Growth is a side effect of being useful, not the goal.
Feature ideas, bug reports, a nice note — we read all of it. Most replies go out the same day.
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