The team has been working hard on 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.

Enable users to stay up-to-date with changelogs by subscribing to email notifications.

Portals are finally coming to Released, and we would love to hear what you want us to build.

Flagged tickets are now easier to spot! Instead of just a label that says “Impediment,” we've added a bright red flag icon and a yellow background to catch your eye. It's an instant heads-up that something needs your attention. No more squinting at text labels.

Please be advised that we will be conducting scheduled maintenance this Sunday, September 1st. During this period, the publishing of roadmaps will be temporarily unavailable.

Users can now access roadmaps directly through the Embed Widget, eliminating the need to navigate to an external website or documentation page. You’ll find a new Roadmap section within the widget, allowing seamless switching between the Changelog and Roadmap.

Introducing text highlighting and color-coded ratings on Roadmaps. Emphasize important updates and improve readability with fancy looking colors. We also added some more color to the roadmaps; read on for all the details.

Keeping your team and stakeholders informed can be challenging when important updates are scattered across different platforms. Teams often struggle to ensure that everyone is on the same page, leading to miscommunication and missed opportunities.

We’ve introduced a significant update to how column settings are managed. The migration to a new drag-and-drop library not only reduces the bundle size but also aligns the experience with the Roadmap feature. Additionally, you’ll now be alerted when trying to add issues without a description, eliminating a point of confusion that some customers have raised.

After last week's big , we're focusing on polish this week and improving your experience while using Released.

Today we are making Released Roadmaps available to all Released customers.

Today we are releasing the last feature as part of our Roadmaps beta, field configuration. Roadmaps will become available to all customers next week, July 16th. The field configuration demo below provides a glimpse of what you can expect from Roadmaps. Let’s dive in.

Big Day!

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