Positioning
Releaseo is release
communication for
SaaS teams.
One place to publish a changelog, share a roadmap, collect feature requests, answer questions and announce what shipped inside your own product — so an update reaches the people it was built for instead of landing silently.
What the name means
Release, and then the letter that closes it. Shipping is the part you already do well. The O is everything after: the announcement, the people who asked, the answer attached, and the next request coming back round. A release that nobody hears about is only half a release.
Who it is for
Product teams that ship continuously and need a light way to tell people what changed. SaaS teams that want one place for the changelog, the roadmap, feature requests, private messages and the in-app update widget — instead of five tabs and a spreadsheet.
It is built for the team where the person writing the release note is also the person who wrote the code, and who will also answer the support message about it on Thursday.
Where it stops
Releaseo is deliberately narrow. It is not a product tour, not a checklist, and not a survey tool. It does not try to change what your users do inside your product.
- Not a full product-marketing suite
- Not an in-product guidance tool
- Not a survey or research platform
Releaseo starts the moment you ship.
The promise
Publish the release once. It reaches the widget inside your product, your own public site, Slack, Discord and email. The requests and votes that come back land in the same workspace — and when you ship one of them, Releaseo tells the people who asked for it: the voters and followers already attached to that roadmap item.
That is the loop. Everything in the product exists to close it.
Ship the next thing. This
time, let them hear it.
Free plan, one script tag, and a loop that finishes itself. CRPTON already runs on it — join them.