One source of release truth
Keep scope, owners, decisions, and readiness in one living release room instead of a trail of disconnected documents.
Release coordination for small teams
Ship the next release with less ceremony.
Tideway turns scattered release notes, approvals, and handoffs into one calm workspace your team can actually keep current.
Built for teams moving from idea to shipped
- Northline
- Fieldnote
- Brightwell
- Kiteworks
- Morrow
The release room your team keeps open
Fewer status meetings
See what is blocked, approved, or waiting without asking every owner for another update.
Confident handoffs
Turn final checks into visible, assigned steps so nothing important disappears between teams.
Learn from every launch
Capture cycle time, slipped work, and follow-up notes while the context is still fresh.
A clear view from first commit to final check
Tideway gives every release a small, focused operating surface. Product, design, and engineering can work in their own rhythm while sharing the same status language.
- Live owner and approval states
- Release notes assembled as work changes
- Private drafts before the team-wide signal
Less coordination overhead, more shipped work
42%less time spent collecting release updates
3.6xfaster readiness reviews for small teams
11 minaverage setup for a new release room
From rough scope to a release everyone can see
Create a release room
Start with a target date, a short outcome, and the people who need to make the call.
Pull in the real work
Connect tasks, notes, and checks to the release without rebuilding your team's existing process.
Signal readiness
Use simple status states to surface risk, confirm owners, and make the final go decision.
A simpler way to start shipping together
Solo
$0forever
- 1 active release room
- Core checklists
- Shareable release view
Crew
$18per member/mo
- Unlimited release rooms
- Approvals and private drafts
- Cycle-time insights
- Priority support
Studio
$42per member/mo
- Everything in Crew
- Advanced workspace controls
- Custom retention rules
- Launch review sessions
Questions before your first release
Can we use Tideway with our existing task tracker?
Yes. Tideway is designed to sit above the tools your team already uses, giving a release a shared view without forcing a migration.
Is there a free plan for a small team?
The Solo plan stays free for one active release room. Crew adds unlimited rooms, approvals, and insights when the team is ready.
Who should own a release room?
Usually the person accountable for the launch outcome. They can invite contributors, assign checks, and keep final decisions visible.
Can unfinished work stay private?
Yes. Private drafts let owners prepare notes and checks before they become part of the wider release signal.
Make the next release easier to trust.
Start with one release room and give every handoff a clear place to land.