Release notes that write themselves
— you only confirm what ships.
Pull merged PRs and Jira context, pre-fill deployment and rollback, then ship customer and internal versions from one workspace.
- Steps
- 3
- Audit
- ✓
- Artifacts
- 2
- Sources
- 2+
to a release doc
every approval logged
internal + customer
GitHub & Jira
Works with
The tools your team already lives in
Same logos, same habits — Relayse sits alongside them for release day.
GitHub
Jira
Slack
Coming soon
GitHub and Jira connected. Slack coming soon.
Compliance
Built for teams that need proof, not just changelogs
Every release captures who approved what and when — exportable as a timestamped PDF for audits, ISO reviews, and compliance sign-off.
Timestamped approval trail
Every release records who reviewed, who approved, and when, with the original version preserved on edits.
Exportable audit records
Generate a PDF audit trail for any release on demand, ready for ISO 27001, SOC 2, or internal compliance reviews.
Role-based sign-off
Require approval from specific roles (e.g. DevOps lead, compliance officer) before a release can publish.
Product
Everything release day forgot to give you.
One place for DevOps, PM, and support — so nobody rebuilds the same story in Slack.
Auto-collect PRs
Merged work between tags lands in your template — no spreadsheet archaeology.
- Webhook-aware
- Tag or SHA range
- PR summaries
Structured template
Deployment, rollback, and risks stay in the doc — not lost in threads.
- Deployment steps owned by DevOps
- Rollback plan never lost in Slack
- Risks and sign-offs before publish
Audience versions
Customer, sales, and support each get their own version — generated from one release, edited once.
- Customer, sales, support versions
- Each audience gets their version
- Edit once, publish everywhere
Your next release is already waiting to write itself.
Connect GitHub and Jira once — Relayse handles the rest. No templates to wrangle, no Slack threads to dig through.