Titan Rollout
Release coordination for sprint PRs.
Add your sprint PRs. Start the release. Titan runs the checks, sends Slack updates, gets approvals, and posts the final Grafana health result.
GitHub / GitHub Actions / Jenkins / Grafana / Slack
Friday sprint release
8 PRs / 4 services / 3 approvals
Slack alert
Auth service failed on test:integration
Owner notified. Release blocked until the job passes or the PR is removed.
Next action
Approve billing UI
Deploy check
Grafana after release
Owner view
One release record
Setup
Connected in about 10 minutes.
When early access opens, setup is simple: install the apps, connect Grafana, then keep merging PRs like you do today. Titan handles the release updates in Slack.
GitHub
GitHub Actions
Jenkins
Grafana
Slack
Install the GitHub app
Give Titan access to the repos you release from. It reads PRs, checks, and release status.
Add the Slack app
Pick the release channel. Alerts, approvals, and final updates land there.
Connect Grafana
Choose the dashboards Titan should check after deploy. You keep your existing monitoring.
Merge PRs like normal
Titan watches the jobs, sends the Slack message, and marks the release done when everything is healthy.
How it works
Five steps. One release.
The team still uses GitHub, Jenkins, Slack, and Grafana. Titan just keeps the release together.
01
Add the sprint PRs
Pick the PRs for this sprint. Titan Rollout puts them in one release so the team knows what is shipping.
02
Start the release
Run GitHub Actions or Jenkins from the release. No one has to open every job and keep refreshing.
03
Catch failures in Slack
If a job fails, Slack gets the PR, service, job name, and owner. The team sees what needs fixing.
04
Approve without context switching
Send the sign-off request to Slack. The reviewer can approve without opening GitHub.
05
Verify after deploy
Titan checks Grafana after the deploy and posts the result back to Slack.
What you get
The release record stays current.
Titan Rollout is not another place your team has to live in. It keeps the release record current and sends the important updates back to Slack.
Release object
One shared record for the PRs, services, statuses, approvals, and deploy result. No spreadsheet needed.
PRs across repos
CI and Jenkins status
See what is queued, running, failed, blocked, or ready. Trigger jobs from the release instead of clicking through tabs.
Live job state
Slack approvals
Send approval requests to the right people with release context included. The approval lands where the team already works.
No browser required
Grafana health summary
After deploy, Titan checks the metrics you already watch and posts whether the rollout looks stable or needs attention.
Post-deploy check
Built for
Teams that ship across moving parts.
If one person has to keep asking what merged, what failed, and who approved, Titan Rollout gives that work a home.
Your sprint release usually spans more than one repo or service.
Someone on the team still watches GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Slack, and Grafana by hand.
Approvals happen in chat, but the release record lives somewhere else.
The team wants coordination without replacing the tools it already runs.
Early access
Join the waitlist for Titan Rollout.
Join the waitlist and we will let you know when early access is ready.