Draft · LinkedIn
inShipped CSV export. You can now pull any dashboard into a spreadsheet in one click - the top request from last month, finally done.
9f2c1afeat: add CSV export to dashboards
Private beta
Turns what you actually ship
into posts that market it.
Invites go out in batches. LinkedIn first - Meta, X and more coming soon.
Your commits, turned into posts that market what you shipped - and an audience to match.
Real
Every post is built from your real commits. And when there's nothing worth posting, it stays quiet instead of making things up.
When you ship
Draft · LinkedIn
Just shipped:
A quiet week
no shippable commits
- stays quiet -
nothing to post, nothing invented
Ready
Posts arrive drafted from what you shipped. You approve in seconds, and nothing ever goes out without you.
Draft
readythen, and only then
you approve
it posts
you skip
nothing goes out
Reach
Show up where your peers and customers are, without ever becoming a marketer.
You keep shipping
Your audience
growingConnect up to five repositories to one product, each on its own terms. The lightest option hands over nothing at all.
Can see
What anyone can already read.
Holds
No credential.
Can see
Only the pushes you configure it to send.
Holds
No credential. It cannot read your code even if it wanted to.
Can see
The one branch you name, read-only.
Holds
A token you can revoke in a click.
And then
A backend, a web app and a mobile client are one product to the people reading about it. The platform writes about the release, not about each repository that made it.
One product
Draft · LinkedIn
Shipped this week: faster sync, a rewritten settings screen, and offline mode on mobile.
Your repository names never appear in the post.
Connect once, and the posts take care of themselves.
Up to five repositories under one product, each on the terms you pick. Nothing to maintain afterwards.
Work exactly as you do now. When the work was not a commit, write a one-line ship note instead.
A draft grounded in what you shipped lands ready. Nothing goes out until you say so.
Examples of what the engine drafts, each one tied to the commit it came from. Nobody has used it yet, so there is nothing real to show you - and we are not going to invent it.
Draft · LinkedIn
inShipped CSV export. You can now pull any dashboard into a spreadsheet in one click - the top request from last month, finally done.
9f2c1afeat: add CSV export to dashboards
Draft · LinkedIn
inSmall win: logging out now ends your session everywhere. Boring bug, real fix - the kind you only notice when it breaks.
3b7d84fix: logout now ends the session
Draft · LinkedIn
inAdded magic-link sign-in. No passwords, one tap from your inbox. Auth should get out of your way, not stand in it.
c41e07feat: magic-link sign-in
Draft · LinkedIn
inRewrote our export pipeline - reports that took 30 seconds now come back in under three. Same feature, a lot less waiting.
7d2b91perf: rewrite export pipeline
Draft · LinkedIn
inDark mode is live. The request that never dies, finally shipped. Your retinas at 1am, you're welcome.
e50a3ffeat: dark mode
Draft · LinkedIn
inFixed a race condition that dropped some webhook events. If you lean on our integrations, they just got a lot more reliable.
a18e55fix: webhook race condition
No invented features. No fake milestones. When you have not shipped anything worth posting, it stays quiet - and that is exactly the point.
Every draft lands in a window you can see before it opens. What went out, what is waiting on you, and the days you shipped nothing - all on one screen.
Your work, turned into posts that market it - grounded, ready, never invented.
Private beta. Invites go out in batches, and we read every request.