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Introduction to ReleaseKit

Welcome to ReleaseKit - the modern release management tool designed specifically for teams using Linear.

What is ReleaseKit?

ReleaseKit streamlines your release workflow by automatically generating beautiful changelogs from your Linear issues and publishing them across multiple platforms. Whether you’re shipping to GitHub, GitLab or Slack, ReleaseKit makes the process effortless.

Key Benefits

🚀 Automated Changelog Generation

Stop manually writing release notes. ReleaseKit automatically pulls issues from Linear based on your projects and teams, then generates professional changelogs using customizable templates.

🔄 Multi-Platform Publishing

Publish your releases to multiple platforms simultaneously:

  • GitHub - Create releases with automatic tagging
  • GitLab - Publish releases to your projects
  • Slack - Share updates in team channels

🎨 Custom Templates

Create beautiful, branded changelogs with customizable templates. Support for HTML, Markdown, and Slack-formatted output.

👥 Team Collaboration

Work seamlessly across multiple workspaces with role-based access control. Invite team members and manage permissions easily.

How It Works

  1. Connect Linear - Authenticate with your Linear workspace
  2. Configure Release - Select projects, expected release date, name and versioning
  3. Review Changelog - Preview your automatically generated changelog
  4. Publish - Push to GitHub, GitLab or Slack with one click

Use Cases

Software Teams

Perfect for engineering teams shipping regular releases. Automatically document what’s new, what’s fixed, and what’s changed.

Product Managers

Keep stakeholders informed with automated release communications. Share updates across all your channels instantly.

Open Source Projects

Maintain professional release notes for your GitHub or GitLab projects without the manual overhead.

Getting Started

Ready to streamline your release process? Head over to Getting Started to begin your journey with ReleaseKit.

Need Help?

Getting Started