For Product Managers & Directors

The monthly product update, without the pain

Sales shouldn't learn about a feature release the day it ships. Give every GTM team a clear, beautiful product update — generated from your release notes in seconds.

higher open rates vs.
plain-text email
4min
average time to generate
a complete update
100%
on-brand, every time —
locked templates
$0
per recipient — pay per
editor, not per reader

The problem

Sales found out about the feature from a customer. Again.

When product teams only communicate via Jira descriptions, the rest of the business operates in a silo.

GTM teams are always surprised

If Sales and CS don't know what's shipping until release day, launches fail. Product needs a reliable way to broadcast what's coming before it hits production.

Endless update requests

PMs waste hours answering 'when is this feature coming?' in Slack and meetings. A proactive, centralized newsletter dramatically cuts down on ad-hoc status checks.

Jira and Linear don't tell the story

Sending a Jira board link to Sales is like sending someone a database instead of a report. They need the 'why' — not just the tickets.

Writing takes too long

Pulling together release notes, metrics, and roadmap changes into a coherent update takes a PM away from actually talking to customers and building product.

The solution

Bring clarity to the product development lifecycle

Align Sales, Success, and Marketing with beautiful roadmap updates that take minutes to build.

AI generation

AI turns notes into narratives

Feed the AI your raw release notes, metrics, and roadmap changes. It instantly drafts a clear, professional update tailored to a business audience.

Enablement analytics

Know what Sales actually reads

See which GTM teams are opening the roadmap updates with recipient-level analytics. Never wonder if your enablement materials are landing.

Visual evidence

Embed rich media

A picture is worth a thousand tickets. Easily embed Loom videos, Figma mockups, and UI screenshots directly into the newsletter body.

Standardization

Templates that work

Use built-in formats for 'What Shipped', 'What's Next', 'Customer Voice', and 'Metrics'. Keep updates structurally consistent month-over-month.

Multiplayer

Collaborative drafting

Have PMM, Design, and Engineering drop their respective sections and links into the newsletter draft asynchronously before you hit send.

Audience tools

Targeted distribution

Manage internal audience segments easily. Send highly tactical updates to Support, and strategic, high-level updates to the Exec team.

Common use cases

Product communication use cases

Broadcast what shipped, what's next, and what you're hearing from the market.

01

Monthly product digest

The definitive summary of everything shipped across all pods and squads.

02

Roadmap changes

Explain re-prioritizations, delayed features, and new strategic bets to Sales and CS.

03

Beta & early access updates

Keep GTM teams informed on beta test progress, learnings, and GA readiness.

04

Voice of the customer

Roll up key themes from user interviews, churn feedback, and win/loss analysis.

05

Metric & KPI reviews

Share progress on activation, retention, or core product metrics after a major launch.

06

Product org updates

Internal newsletter strictly for the Product/Design team covering craft, ops, and hires.

FAQ

Common questions.

Should I send this instead of external release notes?
No, this is for internal alignment. External release notes face customers; product update newsletters align your internal GTM teams so they can sell and support effectively.
How long should a product update be?
Shorter is better. Focus on the 2-3 major ships, 1-2 upcoming items, and 1 key metric or customer learning. Newsletters' structure helps enforce brevity.
Can I use this for a whole Product Org (50+ PMs)?
Yes! Many Product Ops teams or VP Products use Newsletters to aggregate updates from multiple group PMs into a single, cohesive monthly product digest.
Can I include Loom videos?
Yes, you can easily link Loom, YouTube, or Drive videos, or drop in animated GIFs of new features.

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