ReleaseRisk

For eng managers and staff engineers at 5–50 person startups

Know what is risky before you ship.

ReleaseRisk connects to GitHub, flags high-risk changes, suggests reviewers, and drafts a one-page release brief. Soft launch: join the waitlist. Free is ¥0 for 20 days and one tracked repository.

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Plans

Free is 20 days and 1 tracked repo. Basic and Pro are monthly. Waitlist now — no checkout on this page.

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5 tracked repos

¥3,000/ month

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10 tracked repos

¥8,000/ month

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Each plan includes change-risk view, reviewer hints, and a markdown release brief. Free lasts 20 days from signup. No charge on this waitlist.

The problem

A typical release at a small startup: three PRs merged after the review cutoff, one of them rewired auth, nobody owns the release notes, and the person who last touched billing is on PTO. You either ship blind or spend an hour grepping the diff. ReleaseRisk is the 10-minute version of that hour.

Risky changes, not a file dump

Surface PRs that touch auth, payments, migrations, or huge diffs before they hit production.

Reviewers who already know the code

Suggest the people who last touched the paths — not whoever happens to be on the rotation.

A one-page markdown release brief

Generate something you can paste into Slack or the GitHub release instead of writing it from scratch at 6pm.

What teams want from Friday

Sample quotes · example testimonials

Placeholder quotes until we have real customers. Not social proof — they show the job ReleaseRisk is built for.

The Friday brief is the first thing I open. We catch the tax and IAM changes before they become a surprise regression.

Priya N.

Eng manager, Series A fintech

Reviewer hints match who last owned billing, not whoever happens to be on Slack. Fewer drive-by reviews.

Marcus W.

Staff engineer, 22-person SaaS

I can see which PR is the landmine without reading every diff. Release risk is visible in ten minutes, not an hour.

Elena K.

CTO, 12-person startup