Most tools own one slice of product development and integrate with the rest. Releap holds the connections between them as state — so the question that spans three systems takes one query, not three API calls and a spreadsheet.
Every plan includes every module. Only Ship requires a connected repository.
A bounded surface over your own data. General coding goes to your Claude Code or Claude Tag session, on your plan — not ours.
Board, tickets, backlog, sprints, releases, roadmap and goals. Import from Jira or Linear and keep working, or move over entirely.
Knowledge pages bound to the code they describe. When the file changes, the page flags itself.
Support tickets, portal ideas and monitoring signals in one inbox, linked to the accounts that raised them.
Release notes drafted per audience from what actually shipped, delivered by email, Slack or a hosted page.
A helpdesk that shares a graph with your roadmap. Every ticket can link to a planning item, and the requester sees that status on the portal without anyone copying it across.
Releap's MCP server was the first interface, not the last. Your agents read and write the same graph your team does, under the same permission model.
Every plan includes every module. You pay for the size of your organisation — not for using the product well.