Every release, visible.
Every incident, traceable.
Traken is a shared release log for engineering teams. Log what ships, search what shipped, and answer "what changed before this incident?" — in seconds.
Three questions nobody can answer.
Engineering teams ship constantly. But when something breaks, nobody can answer three simple questions:
- → What shipped in the last 24 hours?
- → Who deployed it?
- → Which team owns it?
The answer lives in Slack threads, deployment scripts, and someone's memory. Traken puts it in one place.
Log. Search. Trace.
Any team member logs a release in seconds: title, timestamp, team, subsystem. Or connect GitHub, GitLab, or your CI/CD pipeline to log automatically.
A chronological, filterable feed of every release in your org. Filter by date, team, or subsystem. Full-text search across titles and descriptions.
Every release is attributed to a person and a team. When an incident opens, filter the feed to the last few hours and see exactly what changed.
What's in the box.
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Manual logging | Log any release in under 30 seconds |
| GitHub & GitLab integration | Webhooks auto-log releases from your pipelines |
| Custom webhook | Connect any CI/CD tool with a structured payload |
| Slack notifications | Post a message to your team channel on every release |
| CSV import | Backfill your release history from a spreadsheet |
| Release feed | Search, filter, and share filtered views of your release history |
| Dashboards | Release cadence charts across teams and time periods |
| Team workspaces | Invite your team, set roles, keep everything in one place |
Free to start. No pipeline required.
Log your first release in less than a minute. Connect GitHub or GitLab when you're ready.