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One place for the release
Get all release-relevant information into a single workspace — events, checklists, stakeholders, and activity history live together inside each project.
Closed beta
Release engineering, planned with confidence.
Precision helps release managers and their software development teams plan, coordinate, and complete releases — with a clear plan, manual control, and a stable record for every release.
Precision is currently in closed beta. It is being shaped with a small group of release teams and is not yet open to the public.
What Precision does
Three operational needs, one workspace.
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Work seen against the date
Every event and task is made visible in relation to the release date, so the plan stays understandable at a glance and upcoming risk surfaces early.
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Checklist progress, tracked
Track checklist progress through each release and keep overdue work visible, so nothing slips between the plan and the rollout.
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Manual control preserved
Generated schedules are useful defaults, not locked system truth. When schedule reality diverges from the plan, you keep manual control of the dates.
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A stable operational record
Each release becomes its own operational record: a readable schedule, a tracked checklist, and an activity history the team can rely on.
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Operationally calm
Clear status, readable schedules, and low-friction updates over dense automation controls — release work that feels calm rather than cluttered.
The promise
What Precision keeps true.
- Keep the release plan understandable at a glance.
- Preserve manual control when schedule reality diverges from the plan.
- Make upcoming risk and overdue work visible early.
- Give teams a stable operational record for each release.
Status
Precision is in closed beta.
Precision is being developed and refined with a small, invited group of release teams. There is no public sign-up yet — this page exists to introduce the project while it matures.