Traken

// release management for engineering teams

Track every release.
Tame every incident.

Traken is the shared release log behind your release management workflow. Log every deploy, search history, and answer "what's in production?" — without waiting on anyone.

// the problem

The ship log is empty. The incident just started.

The manifest is missing.

Production releases happen. Nobody records them. The log lives in Slack threads, commit messages, and one team lead's memory.

Who deployed at 23:00 last Tuesday?

Go ask around. Check Slack. Ping the team lead. Hope they're awake.

The bottleneck is always a person

Logging depends on whoever holds context. When they're off the ship, you're sailing blind.

// why traken

Release management built for the whole team.

Your org probably already runs Jira, Linear, or GitHub. None of them answer "what shipped last Tuesday at 23:00." Traken does.

Dedicated, not bolted on

Other tools track releases as a side feature inside a bigger system. Traken tracks only releases — fast, focused, no setup week.

Your whole crew can use it

Developer, PM, SRE, Scrum Master, exec. Everyone opens the same screen and immediately understands what they're looking at. No training, no manual.

No process required

Nothing to configure, no special access, no approval chain. If you shipped something, you can log it — right now.

// main features

Everything you need for release management.

A single, focused toolset for the whole crew. Log, search, integrate — no setup week, no learning curve. The release log your team will actually use.

Release feedManual loggingCustom webhookGitHub integrationGitLab integrationCSV importWorkspace & usersDashboard & analyticsRelease detailsRelease feedManual loggingCustom webhookGitHub integrationGitLab integrationCSV importWorkspace & usersDashboard & analyticsRelease details
GitHub integrationDashboard & analyticsRelease feedCSV importRelease detailsManual loggingGitLab integrationCustom webhookWorkspace & usersGitHub integrationDashboard & analyticsRelease feedCSV importRelease detailsManual loggingGitLab integrationCustom webhookWorkspace & users

// integrations

Every push. Automatically logged.

Connect your GitHub or GitLab repos once. Every release lands in Traken without anyone touching a form.

// push event

kraken-inc/kraken-cage
maink4k3n01

fix: reinforce lock bolts on containment cell #7

JS
Capt. Jack Sparrow

// traken release

kraken-cage — reinforce lock bolts on containment cell #7

Platformkraken-cage

just now

Auto-synced via GitHub

// pricing

Free release management software. Forever.

The Free plan gives you everything you need to get started — no limits, no paywalls.
A paid Team plan is coming soon with per-seat pricing, integrations, notifications, and more.

// free

$0/ forever
  • Unlimited releases
  • Up to 3 members
  • GitHub & GitLab sync
  • All core features

// team

Coming soon
/ per seat
  • Everything in Free
  • Notifications
  • More members

// faq

Release management FAQ.

What is release management?

Release management is the process of planning, tracking, and recording every software release that ships to production. It gives engineering, product, and SRE teams a single source of truth for what changed, when, and by whom — critical during incidents and audits.

How is release tracking different from release management?

Release tracking is the logging and visibility layer of release management. Management covers the full lifecycle (planning, approvals, rollout); tracking focuses on the historical record — what shipped, where, and when — so any team member can answer "what's in production?" without asking around.

Is Traken free?

Yes. Traken's Free plan includes unlimited releases, all core features, and up to 3 members — no credit card, no time limit. A paid Team plan with integrations, API access, and notifications is coming soon.

How is Traken different from Jira, Linear, or Octopus Deploy?

Jira and Linear track work items; Octopus Deploy runs deployment pipelines. None of them answer "what shipped last Tuesday at 23:00" across your whole org in one screen. Traken is a dedicated, zero-setup release log that any team member can read and write — no pipeline configuration required.