Releazer 67 reads the traces your coding agent already leaves behind and turns every release into launch marketing — PR, social, ads, video, docs.
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You shipped something. The code is done. But a release nobody hears about might as well not exist.
Most developers and indie hackers stop at "it works" — no PR, no posts, no docs, no Google footprint. Marketing stays a separate, manual job you never get to.
Your code already contains the marketing.
It's inside the algorithms, the features, the logic. Most developers ignore it because digging it out is hard. Releazer reads the code, understands how the product actually works, and describes it in a way you'd never have written yourself.
Finds relevant outlets, drafts email and submission-form pitches.
Auto-posts, triages importance, schedules the meaningful ones.
Google Ads / retargeting campaign, when budget exists.
Onboarding videos when a feature needs them.
Updates docs and the KB straight from the release.
One SKILL.md, no SDK, no lock-in. Releazer is the marketing backend; the agent supplies the tools.
Only the channels you want: GitHub for traces, Dev.to for articles, Google Ads for paid. You can start with none — Releazer drafts everything and you approve before anything goes out.
Releazer reads only the traces you point it at — commits, PRs, diffs. It runs inside your agent and never uploads your code anywhere.
Releazer triages importance. A boring release accumulates quietly; a meaningful one gets the full launch.
Products that don't ship updates, extremely complex products where integration cost outweighs value, and security-restricted code that can't be scanned (like core banking).