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.

We’ve added a new Workspace Dashboard to help you get a clear picture of what’s happening across your product workspace, all in one place.

Ever wished you could fine-tune your changelog with more advanced filtering options? Now you can!

Now, you can create tailored roadmaps for different stakeholders all within a single portal. This means you can craft unique roadmaps that resonate with each audience, whether it’s leadership, sales, or marketing.

Keeping your roadmaps secure yet easily accessible just got simpler!

Stop sifting through Jira projects, Confluence pages, and PowerPoint presentations to find last quarter’s roadmap. Forget about that third-party roadmap tool you rarely used and that never synced well with Jira.

Released allows you to choose which AI input field to use for generating release notes. But what if you want to include information from multiple fields? That’s where Jira automation comes in.

Our main feature this release is subtle, but powerful. You can now link directly to open issues within the embedded roadmap, making it a breeze to share a specific roadmap item with your stakeholders. Clicking a roadmap card will now append the issue ID to the URL, and you can copy it directly from the browser’s location bar. We’ve also updated the embedded Page URLs to better differentiate between different kinds of content, but don’t worry! Any existing links you’ve shared will transparently be rewritten to the new format and continue working just fine.

We at Released are wishing a very 🎄Merry Christmas ❄️ to all those who celebrate, and hoping Santa was good to you this year! 🎅🏼

Hey, all! Long time, no see, it’s been a whole week. How ya been? Good, good, that’s really good… *awkward pause* Listen, uh, we, uh, *shuffles feet* have something we need to tell you. You remember how we renamed Spaces to Portals? How we decided that, because users were confused by the relationship between Spaces and Portals, we’d call both of them Portals? Well, unfortunately, that didn’t work out. People became confused about access control settings and which areas of the app would be affected by changing them. Did they apply your drafts in Jira, or your published posts in the wild? Both? By combining Spaces and Portals under the same term, it became impossible to know the difference.

This update brings enhanced flexibility with expanded access to product hub settings for all Jira users. Plus, enjoy a seamless experience with real-time color updates on the portal preview. We've also included some minor tweaks for a smoother workflow. Dive in and explore what's new!

The team has been working hard on portal access behind the scenes, and we are tracking well to get the feature in your hands as an early Christmas present. We can’t wait for you to try it.

View your email subscriber list directly within the app. This feature allows you to quickly access and review subscriber details, making it easy to tell who’s following your updates.

You can now enhance data presentation with our new table feature in the editor. Plus, enjoy a fresh, customizable look for your user portal with our second theme option.

We've added CSS Color-Scheme support, allowing embeds to seamlessly switch between dark and light modes based on your website's settings. The embeds now detect the page's CSS color-scheme settings, and will fallback to system settings when unspecified.

The latest update brings a more efficient version ordering for the version filter.

Today we are launching the private beta of the Released Product Hub.

In the next few days, we’re adding a new service to Released that will start collecting events from the embeds. This is the first step toward building an analytics feature that will provide insights into how many users are reading your posts.

This week we made a few small, and one big improvement to Released. Let’s start with the big one.

You can now customize important details like your brand’s logo and the sender name, making sure every email feels distinctly yours. This helps reinforce your brand and ensures your customers recognize your messages at first glance.