Product

Release marketing built into the engineering workflow.

S2P listens to the same source-of-truth events your team already trusts, then turns them into reviewable, brand-safe posts across every channel that matters.

GitHub AppAI draftsMulti-channel publishingAudit log

Every channel

Create release posts for LinkedIn, X, Threads, Bluesky, Reddit, Mastodon, Discord, Slack, webhooks, and more.

Release-first

Start from the real shipping signal: releases, tags, pull requests, changelog updates, and launch notes.

Approval-ready

Keep brand voice, team review, credentials, and publishing history under control before anything goes live.

Pipeline

From shipped code to publish-ready copy.

Each feature is designed around one operational loop: capture the signal, match the rule, draft in the right voice, approve, publish, and measure.

01

GitHub signal ingestion

Connect GitHub once and let releases, tags, pull requests, and changelog updates enter the S2P workflow automatically.

02

Trigger rules

Decide which updates deserve posts by release type, repo, branch, tag pattern, label, or product area.

03

Brand profiles

Define voice, tone, banned phrases, hashtag policy, and channel templates per workspace or product line.

04

Approval queue

Review, edit, approve, reject, schedule, or publish generated drafts with clear status transitions and ownership.

05

Publishing adapters

Publish approved posts to social platforms, community channels, and custom webhooks without copying drafts by hand.

06

Analytics and audit

Track post status, channel performance, approvals, and workspace activity so release marketing stays accountable.

Controls

Built for teams that need speed and accountability.

  • Workspace roles for owners, admins, editors, and viewers.
  • Workspace-scoped API keys with fine-grained scopes.
  • Encrypted OAuth and access tokens at rest.
  • Audit logs for security-sensitive and publishing actions.
  • Manual, approval-based, and auto-publish workflows.
  • Preview and review paths before public posts are published.

Next step

Ready to connect your first release source?

Start with one repository and one channel. Add more rules, templates, and destinations once the workflow is trusted.

Stop writing release posts.

Your engineers already commit. Now those commits become content - in your voice, on every channel.