Release coordination
Ship five services
as one.
Your pipeline is green. The release still needs coordination: which service merges first, who owns the freeze window, who rolls back when something breaks. That's what DeployTitan handles.
Integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and Slack
No infrastructure changes.
Titan Rollouts
release / spring-checkout / prod-window-b
Pending
Dependency graph
5 services · 6 PRs
checkout-api
Pending
web-storefront
Pending
pricing-migration
Pending
fulfillment-worker
Pending
payments-service
Pending
Event log
Freeze window
ActiveThe problem
Shipping one service is easy.
Shipping five across multiple teams is where things break down.
PRs merge out of order. A downstream service ships before its dependency is ready.
Freeze windows live in someone's calendar. Half the team doesn't know the window is open.
Rollback means a Slack thread, a war room call, and no clear owner.
Leadership asks "what's the release status?" Nobody has the same answer.
What DeployTitan does
One record replaces the release scramble.
DeployTitan sits above your existing tools and gives every service owner the same sequence, window, approvals, status, and recovery plan.
GitHub
GitLab
Jira
Slack
Release record
spring-checkout / prod-window-b
In coordination
01
Order
Services deploy in dependency order.
checkout-api before web-storefront
Sequenced
02
Window
Freeze windows close on checklist completion.
3 of 4 checks complete
Open
03
Approvals
Sign-offs stay attached to the release.
security pending
Waiting
04
Status
Every owner sees the same timeline.
5 services, 6 PRs
Live
05
Rollback
Recovery owners are named before deploy.
payments-service assigned
Ready
No status meeting
No release spreadsheet
No infra rewrite
Built for
Teams with coordination overhead.
DeployTitan is not for every team. It is for teams where release coordination is already a job that someone is doing manually.
Your releases regularly touch more than two services
You coordinate shipping in Slack threads or shared spreadsheets
Freeze windows, approvals, or compliance gates are part of your process
Distributed teams own different services that depend on each other
Try it on your
next release.
Create an account and set up your first release in minutes. No infrastructure changes. No sales call required.
Priced by team size,
not deployment count.
Plans scale with how many services you coordinate, not how often you ship.
Starter: up to 10 services, free to try
Growth: up to 50 services, rollback workflows and integrations
Enterprise: SSO, audit logs, and private deployment options