Ship in releases, not from an endless backlog.
One release is active at a time. New work defaults into it, progress moves as tasks land, and when you ship, the notes draft themselves and your public roadmap tells the people who asked.
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One finish line at a time.
A release is a small commitment: this set of tasks, shipped together. Frostbyte keeps that commitment visible and handles what happens once you cross the line.
Three lanes
Active, Upcoming, and Completed. Your history of shipped versions builds itself as you work.
One active release
Frostbyte enforces a single active release, and new tasks default into it. You don't have to keep focus by hand.
Progress everywhere
Task counts and progress bars update in realtime on the board, the dashboard, and the sidebar as work hits Done.
AI release notes
One click drafts the notes from the tasks you actually shipped. Edit, save, done. Available on every plan through your monthly AI credits.
Feedback rides along
Accepted Feedback Hub requests can attach straight to the active release, and shipping flips them to done on your public roadmap.
Export the plan
Send a release out as a PDF when someone needs the plan outside Frostbyte. Filter to one release, one area, or a handful of tasks you picked.
One release, start to shipped.
Releases close the loop that Signals opens. User input became committed work; now the work becomes something users can see.
Cut the release.
Name it or take the suggested next version, add a target date if you want one, and make it active.
Commit the work.
New tasks land in the active release by default; pull the rest in from the backlog deliberately, weighing the votes and requests behind each one.
Watch it move.
Progress updates as tasks hit Done: on the board, on the dashboard, and for your coding agent reading the release over MCP.
Ship it and tell people.
Complete the release, draft the notes with AI, and your public roadmap moves the shipped work to done where the people who asked can see it.
Common questions about Releases.
Which plans include releases?
Why only one active release?
Can my coding agent manage releases?
What do my users see when a release ships?
Ship the loop
Give your work a finish line.
No credit card. Free stays free.
Cut your first release in about five minutes.