Sprint releases
The sprint should
end before dinner.
Add your sprint PRs, click start, and walk away. DeployTitan watches every job, alerts you when something needs attention, and lets your team approve without opening a browser.
GitHub · GitHub Actions · Jenkins · Grafana · Slack
Titan Rollouts
new-release
Service · PR
Status
auth-service
api-gateway
web-app
payments-svc
analytics
notifications
0 PRs · 4 services
sprint-22 is ready for your approval
6 PRs queued · auth · api · web · payments · analytics · notifs
The problem
Every sprint ends the same way.
Multiple engineers stuck babysitting CI, logs, and metrics, while the product waits.
Sprint ends Friday. Eight PRs across four repos. One engineer has a dozen GitHub tabs open watching CI.
Jenkins failed on service 3. Did service 4 deploy anyway? Nobody's sure until production breaks.
Release needs a sign-off. That means opening a browser, finding the PR, and hoping the reviewer approved it in time.
Post-sprint retro, slide one: "release chaos." Again. Same as last sprint.
What DeployTitan does
Add PRs. We watch. You ship.
Connect GitHub, Jenkins, and Grafana. Add your sprint PRs. Walk away.
GitHub
Jenkins
Grafana
Slack
Sprint release
sprint-22 / prod-window
In progress
01
Track
All sprint PRs in one view.
live CI status · across every repo
Live
02
Trigger
CI and Jenkins run automatically.
no manual job-watching required
Auto
03
Alert
Job fails? Slack ping, immediately.
with context, no tab-checking
Instant
04
Approve
1-click approval requests to stakeholders.
they receive a Slack message · approve without leaving Slack
In Slack
05
Impact
Post-deploy health summary in Slack.
Grafana metrics · stable or degraded
Health
No war room
No babysitting
No infra changes
Why DeployTitan
Your stack. Your Slack. Zero friction.
Other tools ask you to adopt their platform, their CI, their workflows. DeployTitan plugs into what you already run. Your team never opens a new dashboard, everything comes to them.
No stack switching
Plugs into GitHub, Jenkins, and Grafana you already run. Nothing to rip out.
Your team stays in Slack
Alerts, approvals, and reports land in your channel. Nobody opens a new dashboard.
Lightweight by design
We want you building your product, not learning ours. Connect in minutes, then forget we exist.
Claude Code MCP server
Coming soonTrigger releases, check PR status, and approve from your Claude Code terminal. No UI required.
Built for
Teams who ship more than they babysit.
If someone on your team regularly stays late to watch a deploy, this is for you.
Your sprint touches more than two repos and someone has to watch CI, track metrics, and verify stability before and after every release
Release day means someone's on standby, monitoring dashboards, logs, and Jenkins, waiting for something to go wrong
Approvals are slow because context switching is painful. Opening GitHub mid-task kills flow.
Post-mortems keep listing "release coordination" as a recurring problem
Try it on your
next sprint.
Join the waitlist, tell us a bit about your team, and we'll reach out as soon as early access opens.
See how the release
model works.
Explore the workflow, the rollout model, and the release problems DeployTitan is designed to remove.