This release makes embeds even more flexible. You can now set a category for embeds and display content as excerpts.

This release makes it easier to set up and organize your roadmap columns. Columns are now created automatically based on your selected fields, and portals are private by default but still easy to find if you have access.

Big things are ahead for Released, and we want you to be part of it.

This updates introduces a number of configuration updates to make portals even more flexible and better suited to more use cases.

This release makes it easier to prioritize with wishlists in Jira Product Discovery (JPD) and respond to feedback faster with Smart Replies.

We’re introducing a number of configuration updates next week to make portals even more flexible and better suited to more use cases.

A better way to understand what customers really care about.

Reordering roadmap groups just got easier. Drag groups up or down to rearrange them for everyone. Plus, editing comments is now simpler and clearer, with a new editor and better save options.

Organize your roadmap visually with swimlanes for clearer team and project tracking. Plus, customers can now edit their feedback comments.

The new Command+K Action Panel allows you to perform key inbox actions without leaving your keyboard.

Roadmap cards just got a big upgrade. With the introduction of feedback, cards now hold more information than ever, and the old design wasn’t keeping up.

You’d think the team might take a breather after the big Feedback launch, but that was just the beginning. With this release, your feedback workflow gets even smoother: create work items directly from your inbox in just a couple of clicks, and control comment visibility to manage privacy whenever it’s needed.

This release puts feedback front and center. Now your customer and stakeholder feedback is seamlessly added as insights on your Jira Product Discovery ideas.

Your customer feedback, connected directly to Jira.

We’ve dramatically improved performance for roadmap views. Previously, loading roadmap items could take up to 1–2 seconds. Now, they load in under 200 milliseconds.

This release gives your customers more control over how they appear on the portal, with the ability to update their display name directly from their profile.

Ever returned to a draft only to find out someone else made changes — and you just overwrote them without knowing?

We’re working on a new way to collect and manage product feedback, and this update is your first glimpse.

Until now, roadmap items were always sorted using LexoRank, the same order you see in Jira backlogs. That works for some teams, but not all.

You can now bring rich text fields from Jira directly into your customer-facing roadmaps.

You can now use a custom domain for your Product Hub, making it easier to align your product communications with your brand.

You can now view your roadmap as a Timeline, alongside the existing Board view.