Releap connects your planning, your codebase, and your customer signals into a single intelligence layer — so every decision your product team makes is grounded in what's actually happening, not what someone last remembered to update.
When the product and the plan are finally the same thing.
Everything your team and your customers know, always current and queryable in plain English. Context hub indexes your codebase, KB, uploaded documents, Slack threads, and customer ideas — so every question gets a cited answer grounded in reality, not memory.
Strategy to sprint in a single hierarchy. Goals link to projects, projects to epics, epics to tickets — with live completion tracking, a Gantt that reflects what’s actually in the backlog, and acceptance criteria that verify themselves against the real codebase.
Interactive mockups generated from your actual routes and components, not from a blank canvas. Edit in plain English, verify visually before a line of code is written, and publish mockups directly to KB articles so the design and the spec stay in the same place.
Per-audience release notes drafted from what actually shipped. Approval workflows with a full audit trail. Publish to Slack, email, or your customer portal — with every version, every edit, and every approval signed and logged.
Releap’s MCP server exposes 50+ typed tools to any AI agent — Claude, Codex, Cursor, or your own. But it also works the other direction: Datadog findings, GitHub PR status, Sentry errors, and Slack threads flow into Releap as planning signals, automatically drafted as tickets with customer impact scoring before a human ever sees them.
Ask what’s blocking a release, get an answer grounded in your live ticket data. Capture a thread decision as a structured Note. Receive approval and sprint notifications in the channels your team already lives in.
Security findings, APM anomalies, and dependency vulnerabilities auto-map to your repos and surface as pre-drafted bug tickets with revenue-weighted customer impact. The signal-to-ticket loop shrinks from hours to minutes.
Connect a repo and every Chat answer cites the exact file and line. AC verification runs against the actual codebase. Tickets link to the commits that closed them. No repo? Work from uploaded documents — same cited, structured answers.
Engineers view tickets, run AC verification, and update status without leaving the editor. Local indexing runs on commit, keeping the workspace vector index current.
See the full MCP catalog →The plan is not documentation. It is a live interface that agents can act on.
Every sprint calibrates velocity estimates. Every curator edit sharpens the voice profiles your release notes are written in. Every codebase query enriches the semantic index. Releap builds accumulated planning context that compounds — and that a competitor who copies the features can’t replicate.
Curator edits feed back into the audience-specific tone the next release note inherits.
Sprint outcomes refine the estimate model your roadmap uses to forecast the next quarter.
Every query and citation enriches the vector index that powers the next cited answer.
Portal submissions, support emails, and phone calls are all automatically transcribed, classified, and indexed alongside your codebase. PMs get real signal. Engineers get context. Customers get faster answers.
A branded customer portal for tickets, roadmap, and changelog — custom domain, no login required.
→ Creates a triaged ticket
support@yourcompany.com turns into a Helpdesk ticket automatically — MX record or forwarding, your choice.
→ Creates a threaded conversation
Inbound and outbound calls from the browser, transcribed live via Deepgram and indexed the moment they end.
→ Creates an indexed, classified transcript
Every write to every object is logged immutably with the identity that made it — human or agent. Multi-org auth, SAML SSO, and strict workspace isolation mean your data never bleeds between customers, environments, or agent sessions.
No repo required to get started. Feed your planning docs, KB content, and comms workflows in on day one — then layer in codebase intelligence, Slack, Datadog, and the full MCP surface as your team is ready.