Release
Release is a development platform that accelerates workflows by providing ephemeral environments for every pull request, enabling automated infrastructure management, and enhancing team collaboration. The platform allows developers to create, manage, and scale environments quickly, leading to significant cost savings and improved productivity. With features like reproducible AI environments and seamless integration with existing workflows, Release positions itself as a leader in the DevOps space, catering to both startups and large enterprises. The company has received positive testimonials from clients who have experienced substantial reductions in deployment times and operational costs.
Release
Release is a development platform that accelerates workflows by providing ephemeral environments for every pull request, enabling automated infrastructure management, and enhancing team collaboration. The platform allows developers to create, manage, and scale environments quickly, leading to significant cost savings and improved productivity. With features like reproducible AI environments and seamless integration with existing workflows, Release positions itself as a leader in the DevOps space, catering to both startups and large enterprises. The company has received positive testimonials from clients who have experienced substantial reductions in deployment times and operational costs.
TL;DR
Product: Environments-as-a-Service (ephemeral preview, remote dev, AI environments)
Founded: 2019
Headcount: 19 employees
Total funding: USD 22,850,000
Notable investors: Sequoia Capital, Y Combinator, CRV
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Developer tooling / DevOps: simplifies creation and management of ephemeral development, staging, demo, and AI environments.
Founded
2019
Industry
Developer tools / DevOps
Tech Stack
Funding Track Record
Latest funding round listed on company records
USD 2,700,000
Seed round led by Sequoia with participation from Y Combinator, Rogue VC, Liquid Capital and angel investors
Investor Signal
“Backed by institutional investors including Sequoia Capital, Y Combinator, and CRV”