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Feature requested
Dark mode requested by 12 users
Built for small SaaS teams that ship often
Make every release visible.
RelayFast helps small SaaS teams publish once, distribute updates across a hosted changelog, RSS, subscriber email, and an in-app widget, then close the loop with feature requests.
Changelog in one loop
Requests in one loop
Widget in one loop
RelayFast demo
Publish once
Notify everywhere
Close the feedback loop
Close the loop
From shipped feature to customer update
When you ship something users asked for, RelayFast helps you close the loop. Turn one shipped feature into a changelog post, subscriber update, and in-app announcement — so users actually see what changed.
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Marked as shipped
Write one update when the feature goes live
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Users notified
Published to your changelog, email subscribers, and in-app widget
No more shipping quietly. Close the loop with every release.
From draft to in-app update
One loop replaces the release-note stack.
Write the release note once, then let RelayFast turn it into a hosted page, RSS item, subscriber update, and in-app announcement while feedback stays attached to the same product history.
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Draft the update
Write rich changelog posts with categories, media, previews, and publishing controls in one focused editor.
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Notify subscribers
Send only the updates that deserve an inbox, with verified subscribers and clear unsubscribe paths built in.
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Collect the signal
Turn reactions, votes, and feature requests into visible feedback instead of a scattered support queue.
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Embed the loop
Drop the widget into your app so active users see launches where they already work.
Launch note
Widget targeting controls
Customers can now choose where the widget appears and which updates open by default.
Public changelog updated
Subscribers queued
Widget feed refreshed
Feedback attached
Move widget triggerShipped
In-app update
New controls are live in the widget settings screen.
Product clarity first
Show users what changed, then listen to what they need.
One post can power the hosted changelog, RSS feed, subscriber email, and in-app widget.
Feature requests stay attached to the updates that ship, so the feedback loop stays visible.
Custom domains, verified subscribers, and branded widgets keep distribution credible as the team grows.
What it replaces
Stop stitching together four tools for one conversation.
Small teams can keep the process tight: write the update, publish it, notify the right people, and keep feedback attached to the product surface.
Release notes page
Hosted changelog with rich posts and RSS
Feedback spreadsheet
Feature requests with voting and status tracking
Manual email list
Verified subscribers and launch notifications
One-off product banner
Embeddable widget with update history
Launch-ready, not launch-heavy
A public presence your product can grow into.
Start with the free plan, then upgrade when you need more projects, unlimited posts, subscriber notifications, custom branding, and custom domains.
Free
$0
Good for validating the workflow with one project, hosted changelog, feature requests, RSS, and the widget.
Get startedPro, 14-day trial
$19per month
$180 per year when billed annually
Up to 10 projects
Unlimited posts
1,000 subscribers included
Email notifications
Custom domain
Subscriber export
Product update FAQ
Common questions about the RelayFast workflow.
How the changelog, subscriber update, request board, and widget fit together for a small SaaS launch process.
- What does RelayFast replace for a small SaaS team?
- RelayFast replaces a separate release notes page, feedback spreadsheet, manual email list, and one-off product banner with one product update loop for changelog posts, feature requests, subscriber updates, and an in-app widget.
- Can one RelayFast post power multiple update channels?
- Yes. A single post can publish to the hosted changelog, RSS feed, subscriber email, and embedded widget, so teams do not have to rewrite the same launch note for every channel.
- Is RelayFast usable before a team upgrades?
- Yes. The Free plan includes one project, hosted changelog, feature requests, RSS, and the widget so teams can validate the workflow before upgrading for more projects, unlimited posts, custom branding, and subscriber notifications.
Ready to make releases easier to find?
Build a public changelog, feedback loop, subscriber list, and app widget without waiting for a custom internal tool.
