Once releases are flowing, three things make the page work harder: tags that let readers filter, an announcement banner that brings visitors from your own site, and analytics that show what they read. Writing and publishing releases is covered in .

Tags label each release on the page — New, Improved, Fixed — and let readers filter the list. They can be created on the spot from the release form; the tab is where the set is managed. Click or open an existing one:

• Tag Name and Tag Description.
• Style — the colour of the label on the page.
• Show in header — the tag appears as a filter in the release page header.
• Archived Tag — archived tags are excluded from suggestions when tagging a release.

Tick several rows to delete tags at once.

In → you can set up a banner for your own website that points visitors to the release page. Turn on Enable banner, then set the Banner text, the Button text, the Background color and the Text color — the preview updates as you type.

Under How to install, copy the snippet and paste it right before the closing </body> tag on your site. The banner appears automatically with the settings above, and later edits apply on their own — there is no need to update the code after changing the banner.

The tab shows, for the chosen period:

• Views, Unique visitors, Reactions, Subscribes and Emails sent — totals and a per‑day chart for the selected metric.
• Top referrers and Countries — where readers come from.
• Subscribers — every confirmed subscriber at the end of the period, plus how many were added each day.
• Releases — views per release with a trend, so you can see which notes land.

Figures are updated hourly and days are bucketed in UTC, so today can still change slightly.

Releases can be announced in Telegram through a bot connected in → — see . To send the emails from your own address, connect an SMTP server as described in .