Reluno

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Release notes your users
actually read.

Connect a GitHub repo, pick a release range, and get polished, user-facing notes drafted from your commits — in seconds. You review and edit. Nothing publishes without your approval.

Free to start · 10 generations a month · No card required

How it works

From commits to changelog in three steps

1

Connect a repository

Install the GitHub App on just the repos you choose. It reads merged pull requests — nothing else.

2

Pick a release range

Choose a tag or commit as your base and let Claude read everything merged up to HEAD.

3

Review & publish

Edit the draft, reorder entries, then publish straight to GitHub Releases as a new tag.

Pricing

Simple, usage-based pricing

Start free. Upgrade when your team ships faster than the free tier allows.

Free

$0/month

For solo devs and side projects.

  • 10 generations per month
  • Unlimited connected repos & accounts
  • Edit & publish to GitHub
  • Markdown export
MOST POPULAR

Pro

$9.99/month

For teams shipping every week.

  • 100 generations per month
  • Everything in Free
  • Self-serve billing portal
  • Cancel anytime — keeps Pro until the period ends

Team

$49/month

For orgs with many repos.

Coming soon
  • 1,000 generations per month
  • Everything in Pro
  • Shared team workspace
  • SSO & audit log

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does anything publish without my approval?

Never. Reluno drafts notes and shows you a live markdown preview. You edit, reorder, and recategorize entries — publishing to GitHub Releases is always an explicit, manual action.

What access does the GitHub App need?

Read access to contents and pull requests on the repos you pick, plus write access to publish Releases. It's installed per-repository and revocable on GitHub at any time.

Which model drafts the notes?

Anthropic's Claude Sonnet. It reads only the commits and merged pull requests in the range you select — your code never trains anything.

Can I connect more than one organization?

Yes — install the GitHub App on as many personal accounts and organizations as you like. Each shows up as its own connection on the dashboard.

What happens when I hit my monthly limit?

Generation pauses until your usage resets at the start of the next month — nothing is deleted, and editing or publishing existing drafts keeps working. Upgrading to Pro raises the cap immediately.

Ship your next release with notes that read themselves.

Connect a repo and draft your first changelog in under a minute.