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Releasebot

Every vendor's release notes and changelogs in one feed, with RSS, email, CLI, MCP, and API access

freemiumFree is $0: email digest with sponsored content, capped at 10 releases per digest, no RSS feeds, and test-level access to the API, MCP, and CLI. Releasebot Pro is $5/month: better email digests with no sponsored content, up to 100 releases per digest, personal and per-product RSS feeds, Slack, Zapier and n8n integrations, API/MCP/CLI access with 5,000 API credits per month, a JSON Feed endpoint, unlimited source submissions, and priority support. Releasebot Max is $30/month and adds unlimited API credits. Annual billing is offered.View full pricing →

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About Releasebot

Releasebot aggregates the release notes, changelogs, and product announcements of hundreds of software vendors into one followable feed. Rather than checking a dozen changelog pages or hoping a vendor's email list reaches you, you follow the products you depend on and see their releases in a single timeline. The coverage is deep on the tools an engineering team actually runs — the site lists 732 release notes for Anthropic, 886 for OpenAI, 1,764 for Google, 1,394 for Cloudflare, 805 for Ubiquiti, 760 for Microsoft, 558 for Shopify, 206 for Slack, plus Figma, Notion, Apple, Perplexity, and recently added feeds for Devin, Model Context Protocol, Homebrew, Pydantic, Psycopg, Celery, Zoom, and Kimi. Access is deliberately many-shaped: a web feed, RSS (personal, per-product, and per-vendor), email digests, a CLI, an MCP server, a JSON Feed endpoint, a REST API, and Slack, Zapier, and n8n integrations — so the same data can drive a human's morning read or an agent's dependency-watch job. Full-text search runs across the whole corpus. The vendor describes it as indie development funded by its Pro tier, and the free plan is ad-supported with a 10-release cap per email digest.

Key Features

Hundreds of vendor release-note sources aggregated into one feed
Access via web, RSS, email digest, CLI, MCP server, JSON Feed, and REST API
Slack, Zapier, and n8n integrations
Full-text search across the whole release-note corpus
Personal, per-product, and per-vendor RSS feeds on Pro
Unlimited source submissions on Pro

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