Release Cadence connects customer feedback to your development workflow — from pulling ideas out of Jira Product Discovery and surveying customers on social media, to pushing validated requirements and design docs back to your developers in Jira.
Create surveys, share them on social media, and gather real feedback from your users where they already are.
Pre-built templates for feature requests, NPS, satisfaction, and more. Or create your own from scratch.
Text, multiple choice, ratings, numbers, dates, and more. Build exactly the survey you need.
Share surveys directly to LinkedIn, Discord, and Slack with one click.
Turn feedback into actionable features. Organize, prioritize, and share your roadmap with confidence.
Share your product roadmap with your community and gather feedback.
Track features from idea to release with clear status indicators.
Connect surveys directly to features to gather targeted feedback.
Social media is your channel to customers — use it to share what you're building and to distribute surveys that bring their feedback back to your team.
Push feature surveys directly to LinkedIn, Discord, and Slack — reaching customers where they are instead of waiting for them to come to you.
Share what you're shipping and what's coming next. Keep your community informed and show them you're acting on their input.
Compose once and post to multiple platforms — immediately or on a schedule. Up to 3 accounts per platform on Pro.
Turn user feedback and feature goals into structured, versioned requirements — then generate design documents directly from what your team has committed to building.
Define requirements at both the project and feature level. Assign Must / Should / Could / Won't priority and write BDD-style acceptance criteria (Given / When / Then) so every requirement is testable.
Mark requirements as ready, then commit them as a named checkpoint — an immutable snapshot of exactly what was agreed upon. Committed requirements can be revised by uncommitting them, creating a clear audit trail.
Generate a design document from any committed checkpoint using a configurable template. Optionally compare against a previous checkpoint to see exactly what changed — added, modified, or removed — across versions.
Attach survey responses and customer feedback directly to feature-level requirements as supporting evidence, so your team always knows why a requirement exists.
Connect your Atlassian workspace once at the organization level, then configure each project to push directly into your existing Jira projects, JPD boards, and Confluence spaces — no duplicate data entry.
Push a feature as a Jira Epic. Push its committed requirements as linked Stories, and work items as Tasks — all automatically linked to their parent Epic.
Push features or customer surveys as JPD Ideas for your team to score and prioritize. Pull prioritization data, status, labels, and comments back into Release Cadence to inform your roadmap decisions.
Push versioned design documents to Confluence as pages in your configured space, or attach them directly to the related Jira Epic — automatically linked so your team finds everything in one place.
Browse your existing Jira Epics and JPD Ideas and import them as Release Cadence features — useful when your team is already working in Jira and wants to add the feedback and requirements workflow on top.
Everything you need in one platform
Create surveys to get feedback on your features
Pre-built templates to get started fast
Share your plans with the world
Track features from idea to release
LinkedIn, Discord, and Slack
Invite team members and assign roles
Organize work across projects
Break features into actionable tasks
Add images and files to features
Control access with viewer, contributor, and maintainer roles
Project-level and feature-level requirements with MoSCoW priority and type classification
BDD-style Given / When / Then criteria to make requirements testable
Immutable snapshots of committed requirements with a full revision history
Generate design docs from checkpoints with optional diff view against prior versions
Push features as Epics, committed requirements as Stories, and work items as Tasks
Push features and surveys as JPD Ideas; pull back prioritization data and comments
Publish design documents as Confluence pages or as attachments on Jira Epics
Browse and import existing Jira Epics and JPD Ideas as Release Cadence features