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Why Releasekit?

👱‍♀️Emma

Doesn't use Releasekit

Creates changelog manually in her email editor

Time taken: 1+ hour

Create an article in her CMS for the changelog

Time taken: 1+ hour

Summarizes the changelog and posts on socials(X, Linkedin, etc)

Time taken: 1+ hour

👩‍🦰Julie

uses Releasekit

Creates changelog using Releasekit's editor

Time taken: 15 minutes

Pushes the "Publish" button inside the editor

Changelog is posted everywhere, customers are in the loop, prospecting users know the software is maintained and looked after.
Time taken: 1 second

Results:

Julie's changelogs actually drive engagement instead of being boring.
Her product's changes reaches more people.
She can push out changes quickly. Even a simple bugfix is now a changelog.

And this turns her changelogs into a mini marketing channel in itself.

Packed with powerful features

Listen on Reddit and X

Connect X, Linkedin and more.

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AI powered editor to help you craft bangers

Stop making your changelog sound boring. Our AI powered editor is training on forward thinking SaaS companies like Figma, Operational, etc.

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API to fully integrate Releasekit inside your product

Want to create your own in-app widget? Or create a standlone changelog page inside your framework? Yes you can!

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Why your product needs a changelogs?

A solid changelog does three things for your product.

Keeps your customers in the loop. They know what new features you've released and will be eager to try them out.
Works as a secondary marketing channel. All your changelogs should be pushed on all channels.
By announcing product updates, future customers will be more likely to signup.

Don't take my word for it. Here's what popular SaaS founders have to say:

Tom @ TweetHunter & Taplio(Sold for 7 figures)

Jon Yongfook @ Bannerbear (75k+ MRR)

Chris Frantz @ Loops.so (Raised 3M+)

Hey friend,

In the early days of running my SaaS(Swipekit), I had no clue what was happening inside my product.

Did that cronjob run?
Who's signing up? Need to know their details
Need to get server vars for debugging
Need to understand billing workflows

I tried a bunch of tools for a few months. They were unfortunately very basic and none of them were purpose built for tech founders.

So I built Operational.

Today, Operational helps me manage my SaaS and saves me hours that would be spent on pointless rot work otherwise.

If you want to streamline your work just as I did, Operational is waiting for you.

Shash Founder, Operational

You might have questions

How is this different than Posthog, Mixpanel, etc?

Posthog, Mixpanel etc are in the product analytics space.
They are designed to ingest up as many events as possible inside your product, eg user clicks, ab testing, backend events, etc.

After ingesting up events, they can tell you how many signups you had in the last month, what feature did your users use, etc.

Operational is built to track key events such as user signups, cancellations, etc. It can send you push notifications for these events and you can run triggers from these events.

This makes Operational great for understanding what specific paths a user took inside your product, setting up a audit logging system, triggering workflows manually, and solving other operational issues.

In other words, Operational runs complimentary to product analytics tools.

You don't have a SDK for my language/framework.

We thought of that too!

Since Operational is a brand new product, SDKs are limited, but we’ve got wrappers for most popular languages.