01 · Releases · for the boring side of launching

Release notes your CEO
will actually read.

Point Swisstools at your GitHub repo. We draft the release — one note, several framings: customers, CS, executives, your engineers. You edit. We deliver to email and Slack.

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v2.18.0 · checkout 2.0

● draft

Faster invoices, calmer Mondays.

Drafted from 17 commits across 4 PRs. AI suggested light edits.

Customersinvoices generate in under a second on huge accounts.

CS teamthe "processing forever" ticket is gone. Macros updated.

Sales / PMunblocks the Q2 enterprise deal.

Engineeringmigrated to InvoiceWorker. Structured logs. Rollback flag staged.

→ 412 emails · #launches · #cs-teamSend →

01 · CONNECT

Point at GitHub.

Connect a repo. Pick a tag, a date range, or commits since the last release. We pull the PRs and the customer threads they linked.

02 · DRAFT

Read by an editor, not a robot.

AI drafts one release with multiple framings — plain for customers, operational for CS, outcomes for execs. Tone is set per audience.

03 · DELIVER

Email, Slack, in-app — same release.

Reusable audiences. Quiet hours. Replies route back to the author. Open rates tracked. Reply rates tracked too — they matter more.

The difference

A changelog says what shipped.

"Bumped pdf-renderer to 3.4. Added --stream flag. Removed dead code."

A release says why anyone should care.

"Invoices now generate in under a second, even on accounts with thousands of line items. The processing spinner, mostly, history."

Release notes your CEOwill actually read.

Release notes your CEO
will actually read.