One place for all sprint PRs.
Titan Rollout is sprint release coordination software for teams shipping across multiple repos. Track every PR in one view, trigger CI and Jenkins automatically, get Slack alerts and approvals, then post a Grafana-backed health summary after deploy.
GitHub · GitHub Actions · Jenkins · Grafana · Slack
Best for teams where release day means watching CI, chasing approvals in Slack, and checking metrics by hand across multiple services.
Friday rollout
8 prs · 4 services · 1 release owner
Active release
One release, one owner view, one history. Not fifteen tabs and a tired memory.
What it replaces
The last two hours of the sprint should not become a second job.
Without a release owner view, the sprint turns into handoffs, checking, waiting, and one person translating the whole room for everybody else.
Release-night timeline
5 moments every team recognizes
6:14 PM
The sprint ends, then the real work starts
Five PRs are ready, two more are waiting on review, and somebody opens a spreadsheet because the release still has no home.
7:02 PM
One engineer becomes the coordination layer
GitHub, Jenkins, Slack, dashboards, ticket comments. The team keeps asking the same question: what is blocked now?
8:19 PM
A last-minute failure resets the room
A workflow fails, a security update lands, and a branch needs one more push. Fifteen tabs appear because nobody trusts a single source of truth.
10:47 PM
Approvals happen in chat, merges happen by memory
Stakeholders approve in Slack, owners merge one at a time, and someone says a deployment failed. A second huddle starts before the first one ended.
1:56 AM
Even success comes with cleanup work
QA is done, metrics look healthy, and now someone still has to write the release update, summarize what shipped, and capture follow-ups while everyone is exhausted.
What Titan Rollout does
Track the release, trigger the jobs, route the approvals, then close with proof.
Titan does not replace the stack. It gives the release one coordinated workflow, from the first sprint PR to the final health check in Slack.
Outcome
The release ends with a clear summary in Slack, not the team rebuilding context at 2am.
Add the sprint PRs once
Pull every release PR into one release object instead of copying links into chat or a spreadsheet.
Let Titan watch the moving parts
GitHub Actions and Jenkins run, statuses update, and failures surface the moment something needs attention.
Send approvals to Slack
The right people get the prompt in Slack, with enough context to approve without opening a browser.
Close with health checks and a release summary
Titan checks post-deploy health in Grafana and posts the release summary back to the channel when the rollout is stable.
Who it is for
Built for multi-repo sprint releases.
Founders see fewer late nights. CTOs see less release drag. Release owners get one controlled record instead of a ritual rebuilt from memory every sprint.
Your release touches multiple repos or services, and someone still coordinates the whole thing by memory.
Senior engineers spend real time on status chasing, approval follow-up, and post-release admin instead of product work.
You want release coordination to fit the stack you already run, not replace it.
Available now
Try it on the sprint your team already worries about.
Create an account, connect GitHub and Slack, add the sprint PRs that need to ship, and let Titan handle the coordination your team is tired of doing by hand.
Flat monthly pricing, no per-deploy billing, no surprise charges at sprint end, and no infrastructure change required.