Released

What is Released?

Released is a platform that simplifies product communication by turning Jira tickets into customizable release notes and roadmaps. It automates much of the creation process, supports images, lists, and code snippets, and connects directly with Jira so your workflow stays streamlined. It was built to simplify how product teams share updates with customers and stakeholders, with a focus on ease of use and tight integration with Atlassian’s ecosystem.

Key features include post categorization, a drag-and-drop interface, and a “Done Since” filter that makes generating release notes faster and more organized.

A few things to know: Released works only within the Jira ecosystem, and its pricing is per user. On the security side, it’s built on the Atlassian platform, so it benefits from Atlassian’s security measures and user management.

What is Released used for?

Released covers the main product communication needs for teams working in Jira:

• Release notes: Automatically generate polished, branded release notes from Jira tickets, with an AI copywriter that can speed up writing up to 10 times.
• Roadmaps: Turn Jira tickets into shareable roadmaps in seconds, and combine roadmaps from multiple Jira projects onto a single board.
• Changelogs: Compile lists of changes for new versions or continuous feature releases.
• Publishing flexibility: Share roadmaps and changelogs on your website, via an in-app widget, or internally. Choose which fields to share and keep other information private.
• Customization: Match everything to your brand’s look and feel, and organize posts by category.
• Stakeholder updates: Keep customers and stakeholders informed with project-specific status updates.

Who is Released for?

Released is aimed at professionals involved in the software development lifecycle — particularly product teams that already use Jira and want an easier way to share updates with customers and stakeholders. If your team lives in Jira and needs polished changelogs, roadmaps, and release notes without manual formatting, it fits well. Teams outside the Jira ecosystem should look elsewhere, since the tool is built specifically for Atlassian’s platform.