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How it works
No agents to install, no YAML to write. Add what you depend on, choose where to hear about it, and we watch the registries for you.
Subscribe in a click. Group related projects into a shareable collection to track them together.
Slack, Discord, webhook and more, with per-event filters, pre-release stages and an optional daily digest.
New releases, alpha → stable transitions, and CVEs matched to the exact projects in your stack.
Coverage
From system containers to language packages to desktop apps — tracked in one place.
Notifications
One release, every channel. The same event — rendered exactly the way ReleaseAlert delivers it. Switch channels, or toggle between a new release and a matched CVE.

Release lifecycle
Track every stage of the release cycle from alpha to stable. Get early visibility into breaking changes, test compatibility during beta phases, and upgrade confidently when stable versions land.
3.4.0-alpha.1The first look at what is changing — spot breaking changes before anyone else.
3.4.0-beta.1Start testing compatibility while the API is still settling.
3.4.0-rc.1A final dry run to validate your upgrade before it ships.
3.4.0Roll out with confidence the moment the stable release lands.
Notified at every stage — or set a minimum stability and only hear about stable releases.
Security
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) are monitored and matched against the projects you track using NVD/CPE and OSV data — so you are notified the instant a new vulnerability is disclosed for something you depend on.
The OpenSSL 3.0.4 release introduced a serious bug in the RSA implementation for X86_64 CPUs supporting the AVX512IFMA instructions, leading to memory corruption during computation.
Cross-referenced against the exact projects you track using NVD/CPE configurations and OSV advisories — not loose keyword guesses.
CVSS v2 and v3 scores and ratings, so you can triage what actually matters first.
Alerts fire the moment a vulnerability is disclosed for something you depend on — in whatever channel you choose.
Connected ecosystems
Track related packages across multiple registries. When we detect a link between projects — a GitHub repo and its npm, Docker Hub or other counterparts — we connect them automatically, so you never miss an update anywhere in your stack.
Add a project, choose a channel, and we'll handle the rest.
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FAQ
Yes — tracking projects and receiving notifications is completely free.
A growing list, including GitHub, npm, Docker Hub, PyPI, Go, GitLab, RubyGems, Cargo, Packagist, NuGet, Chocolatey, the Visual Studio Marketplace, WordPress and the Apple App Store.
Slack, Discord, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, Mattermost, email, Pushover or a raw webhook — pick one or several, each with filters and an optional daily digest.
Yes. ReleaseAlert matches newly published CVEs against the projects you track using NVD/CPE and OSV data, and alerts you the moment one lands.
No. It runs entirely on our side — add a project, choose a channel, done.
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