Release Radar — Changelog & Release Monitor
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Release Radar — Changelog & Release Monitor
Monitor competitor changelogs & GitHub releases — structured, dated, AI-summarized release feed.
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Release Radar — Competitor Changelog & Release-Notes Monitor
Track every product release your competitors ship — structured, dated, and AI-summarized.
Stop manually checking a dozen changelogs and GitHub release pages. Release Radar watches the sources you give it and returns a clean, structured feed of every new release — each one summarized and categorized as feature, fix, or breaking change — ready for your competitive-intel dashboard, Slack digest, or database.
Who it's for
- Product managers tracking competitor feature velocity
- Competitive-intelligence & market research teams
- SaaS founders & investors monitoring a portfolio of products
- Dev-tool teams watching upstream dependencies for breaking changes
What it does
- Monitors GitHub Releases, RSS/Atom changelog feeds, and changelog pages
- Returns each release as structured data:
source,title,version,published_at,url,body - Optional AI summary + category per release (
feature/fix/breaking) - Schedulable — run it daily/weekly and only new releases come back (built-in dedupe by version + date)
Input (example)
{"sources": [{ "url": "https://github.com/vercel/next.js", "type": "github_releases" },{ "url": "https://www.anthropic.com/news/rss.xml", "type": "rss" },{ "url": "https://example.com/changelog", "type": "changelog" }],"since": "2026-06-01","aiSummary": true}
Output (example)
{"source": "vercel/next.js","title": "next@15.2.0","version": "15.2.0","published_at": "2026-06-22T10:04:00Z","url": "https://github.com/vercel/next.js/releases/tag/v15.2.0","summary": "Adds partial prerendering by default; fixes hydration mismatch on streamed routes.","category": "feature"}
Pricing
Pay per release returned — you only pay for the releases that actually land in your feed. No subscription, no minimum.
Why Release Radar
Generic scrapers give you raw HTML. Release Radar gives you a decision-ready release feed — deduplicated, dated, summarized, and categorized — so the signal is the product, not the noise.
Questions or a source that won't parse? Open an issue — new source types added on request.