Free tool
Pick a release type and a channel to build a formatted, copy-ready release announcement. Free, no login, instant.
Empty fields become bracketed placeholders, so the template is always usable.
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We just shipped approval queues. It helps SaaS teams review every release post before it goes live. What's behind it: drafts route to an approval step with a full audit trail. Try it, read the changelog, or see the release notes.
A great release announcement leads with the user benefit, adds one concrete detail, and adapts to each channel. This builder turns that pattern into a copy-ready template. Choose a release type and a destination, fill the fields you have, and the structure assembles itself. Empty fields become clear placeholders so the template is always usable.
Feature, fix, integration, security, and maintenance each get a tailored angle, so a bug fix never reads like a launch.
LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Threads, Slack, and Discord, each formatted to that channel's tone and length.
Every template follows the proven shape: what changed, who it helps, why it matters, proof, and a clear next step.
Fill what you have. Anything you leave blank becomes a bracketed placeholder so the output is never broken.
How it works
Choose feature, fix, integration, security, or maintenance so the template uses the right angle for the update.
Select LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Threads, Slack, or Discord to format the announcement for that audience.
Add the release name, audience, benefit, a concrete detail, and an optional link. Blank fields become placeholders.
Copy the formatted announcement with one click and post it, or automate the whole pattern with S2P.
S2P connects to your GitHub repository, detects every release, and drafts channel-specific posts in your brand voice, ready for approval. Do this once, then never paste a changelog again.
Keep exploring
The full template library by release type and channel, with examples and best practices.
Already have release notes? Paste them and get channel-ready posts instead of starting from a template.
Turn these templates into an automated workflow driven by your GitHub releases.
FAQ
A strong release announcement includes what changed, who it helps, why it matters, one concrete proof point from the release notes, and a clear next step such as a link to the changelog or docs.
Yes. It is free, requires no login, and runs entirely in your browser. There is no usage limit and nothing is sent to a server.
Feature, fix, integration, security, and maintenance. Each type uses a different angle so the announcement matches the significance of the update.
LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Threads, Slack, and Discord. Each template is formatted for that channel's tone, structure, and length.
Yes. S2P connects to GitHub, reads each release, drafts channel-specific announcements in your brand voice, and routes them for approval before publishing, with a full audit trail.
Your engineers already commit. Now those commits become content - in your voice, on every channel.