Automated release notes from Jira

You shipped it. Let them see it.

As your team ships more, make it easy for customers to follow what changed. Draft release notes from selected Jira work with AI, then publish them in a branded portal or inside your product, with access you control.

Your changelog

Changelog

Discover all the latest features and improvements.

Connect your Board to GitHub, Jira, and your own tools

Bring review requests and Jira tasks onto your Board, or use the new API to update it from your own scripts and automations.

GitHub shows pull requests assigned to you or awaiting review. Jira brings task lists from selected projects to your playlist. Both integrations are read-only.

Time and Date

Keep your board useful at a glance with a live time and date display.

Add a Time and date message to show the current date in each viewer’s locale, a live clock in their time zone, and your choice of 24-hour or 12-hour time.

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Changelog

Discover all the latest features and improvements.

Connect your Board to GitHub, Jira, and your own tools

Bring review requests and Jira tasks onto your Board, or use the new API to update it from your own scripts and automations.

Time and Date

Keep your board useful at a glance with a live time and date display.

Welcome to Motboard

Introducing Motboard. Turn any screen into a split-flap display.

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A home for what you ship

A changelog that feels like part of your product

Give release notes a branded home customers can return to. Publish them in your Released Hub portal, add a full-page changelog to your site, or show new posts in an in-app widget.

Try it yourself

Explore our live release notes in a portal, on this site, or in a widget.

Your audience, your choice

Choose who can see your release notes

Make a portal public, keep it internal, or restrict access to selected customers. The same access setting applies when you embed that portal in your site or app.

Public

Give anyone with the link a place to follow what is new.

Internal

Keep release notes available to the people in your organization who need them.

Restricted

Share a private portal with selected customers, email domains, or individual people.

From shipped to seen

From Jira work to published release notes

Start with the Jira work you know has shipped. Released Hub helps you turn it into a first draft, then gives you control over what goes live.

1. Choose what belongs

Filter Jira work by version, date, or your own criteria. Include changes customers can use and leave internal work out of the announcement.

2. Create a first draft

Use AI to draft release-note descriptions from the work you selected, guided by your writing instructions.

AI draft

Draft from selected Jira work

Give selected Jira work a clear first draft in your team's voice.

3. Review and publish

Check what is available, edit the wording, and publish the approved release notes to your portal, embed, or configured Confluence channel.

See the full Jira release notes workflow

AI-assisted writing

Turn shipped work into release notes worth reading

AI gets the first draft moving. Your team decides which details matter to customers and what is ready to share.

AI copywriter. Draft descriptions for selected Jira work using the writing instructions you set.

Jira links. Keep a link between your release notes and the Jira work behind them.

Rich formatting. Add images, videos, quotes, or code blocks when readers need more context.

Your voice, built in

Your voice from the first draft

Set writing instructions for different kinds of changes and use templates to give each post a familiar structure. Review the facts, refine the message, and add the media or guidance a release needs.

Released Hub artificial-intelligence settings with a selected Jira input field and prompt examples

From the product team

Release notes that make it out the door

Frequently asked questions

Can I keep release notes private for selected customers?
Yes. Restrict portal access to selected customers, email domains, or individuals. The same access setting applies to the portal when it is embedded in your site or app.
Explore portal access options
Will customers need another sign-in to read a private embed?
With user verification configured, your app can identify people who are already signed in, so they can open a private embed without a separate Released Hub sign-in.
See how user verification works
Where can I publish release notes?
A published post appears in its portal and in page or widget embeds of that portal. You can also publish to a configured Confluence channel or share a one-time copy in Slack.
See publishing options

Ready to make your next release visible?

Create release notes from Jira work and publish them where your customers can follow what changed.