Traken
// use case · release visibility

What did we ship this week?

One question. Usually takes 10 minutes to answer. With Traken, it takes 10 seconds.

// the problem

The answer doesn't live anywhere.

Every sprint review, every Monday standup, every time a PM needs to report upward — someone asks: what went out last week?

The answer doesn't live anywhere. It's spread across Jira tickets nobody closed, Slack deploy messages that scrolled away, and the memory of whoever happened to be online.

// how traken helps

One feed. Filter. Share the URL.

Every release gets logged to a shared feed. Manual entries take 30 seconds. GitHub and GitLab integrations log automatically.

The feed is filterable by:

  • Date range — this week, this sprint, this month
  • Team — see what one team shipped vs the whole org
  • Subsystem — filter by service or component

The filtered URL is shareable. Link it in your sprint retro doc, your Confluence page, your Slack message.

// who stops asking

The whole org gets an answer.

PMs

know what shipped without asking engineering

Engineering managers

audit release cadence across teams at a glance

Scrum masters

pull the release list for the retro in one click

CEOs

get a straight answer to 'what went out last week?'

The sprint review question your team can finally answer in seconds.