A release page is your public changelog. Every release is a dated note about what changed — a feature, a fix, a heads‑up — and each one can go out to subscribers by email and Telegram. This guide covers creating the page and writing, publishing and announcing releases. Tags, the announcement banner and analytics are described in
.
Log in at
, open your team and click
Add Page
. Choose the
Release Page
type, enter a name and an address, then confirm. You land on the
Releases
tab.
A release is shown twice — in the list and on its own page. The
Read more
button in the editor toolbar inserts a mark at the caret: the list shows only the text above it, the release page shows all of it. Without the mark the list shows the whole text. The status pill in the corner of the preview says whether the mark was applied.
When a notification is going out, the form shows
Who to notify:
- Everyone this notification reaches — every confirmed subscriber of the page. The default.
- Only the chosen segments — pick one or more subscriber segments. Segments group subscribers across all pages of the team and are managed on the
Subscribers
tab. An empty choice still means everyone — the form says so rather than pretending nothing will be sent.
Notification text is an optional extra line used only in the message, not on the page. Telegram channels connected to the page are notified either way; segments do not apply to them.
The
Releases
tab lists everything with its status — draft, scheduled or published with the date — and a search. A release's menu offers
Edit Release
,
Copy link
,
Copy preview link
and
Delete Release
. Tick several rows to delete them at once or to
Export Releases to csv
.