Product Roadmap and Vision
Here is what we are working on now, what is coming next, and where we see AI release note automation heading in the future. Customer feedback directly shapes our priorities.
Current Priorities
These features are actively being developed and are expected to ship in the near term.
Enhanced AI Summarization
Improving the quality and accuracy of AI-generated release notes with better understanding of code context, project history, and user-facing impact. We are improving our prompts and the pull request context we send to the model so summaries need less editing.
Expanded Integration Ecosystem
Adding native integrations with Linear, Jira, Notion, and Confluence so that release notes can be automatically published to the tools your team already uses.
Custom Tone and Style Controls
Allowing teams to define the voice and style of their release notes. Choose between technical, customer-friendly, or executive-level summaries. Set per-repository or workspace-wide defaults.
Upcoming Enhancements
Planned features that are next in our development queue.
Custom Domains for Updates Pages
Serve your hosted updates page from your own subdomain, such as updates.yourcompany.com, instead of an Engammo URL.
More Languages
Release notes are available in English, Italian, and Spanish today. Next we plan to add French, German, Portuguese, and Japanese for global teams and international customers.
CI/CD Pipeline Integration
A CLI tool and pipeline integration that lets you trigger release note generation directly from your CI/CD pipeline. Generate and publish notes as part of your deployment workflow without visiting the Engammo dashboard.
Release Campaigns
Group multiple release notes into a campaign for major product launches. Compile changes across repositories and time periods into a single, cohesive release announcement with an executive summary and detailed breakdown.
Long-Term Vision
Intelligent Release Management
We envision Engammo as the central hub for release communication. Beyond generating notes, the platform will help teams plan releases, assess risk, and communicate changes to the right audience at the right time.
AI That Understands Your Product
Our long-term AI roadmap focuses on giving the AI more of your product context, such as your documentation and past release notes, so it produces increasingly accurate and relevant summaries.
Developer Experience as a Core Principle
Every feature we build is evaluated against a simple question: does this reduce friction for developers? If a feature requires configuration, learning, or extra steps, we look for ways to automate or simplify it.
Our Development Philosophy
Engammo follows a transparent development process. We believe that customers should know what we are building and why. Our roadmap is not a marketing document. It is an honest reflection of our priorities and the direction we are heading.
We ship weekly. Every feature goes through internal testing, beta testing with selected customers, and a phased rollout before becoming generally available. This approach lets us move fast while maintaining the reliability that engineering teams depend on.
If a roadmap item is delayed or deprioritized, we communicate the change and the reasoning behind it. We would rather be honest about timelines than overpromise and underdeliver. You can track what has actually shipped on our changelog page.
Related Pages
Frequently Asked Questions
How often is the roadmap updated?
We update the roadmap periodically as priorities change. Follow our changelog and releases pages to see what has shipped.
Can customers influence the roadmap?
Yes. Customer feedback is one of the primary inputs to our roadmap planning. We collect feedback through support conversations and direct outreach.
When will specific features be released?
We do not commit to specific release dates for roadmap items because software development timelines are inherently uncertain. Items marked "In Progress" are actively being developed; "Planned" and upcoming items are not yet in active development.
What development methodology does Engammo use?
We ship continuously as features are ready. Features are developed in small increments and tested before they ship. This allows us to iterate quickly based on customer feedback.
How does Engammo prioritize features?
We prioritize based on three factors: customer impact (how many users benefit), strategic alignment (does it advance our product vision), and engineering feasibility (can we build it well in a reasonable timeframe). Customer requests are weighted heavily.
Is there an API for accessing roadmap data?
Not currently. The public roadmap is maintained on this page. In the future, we plan to provide a structured roadmap feed that integrations can consume. If you need programmatic access, contact us.
Can I request a feature not on the roadmap?
Absolutely. Send feature requests to [email protected]. Every request is reviewed and considered for the roadmap.
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