How we cut our release cycle in half
We moved from monthly releases to two a week. Here is what changed in our branching, reviews and testing, and what we dropped.
Automations hand off tasks, chase approvals and post updates, so your team spends the week building instead of coordinating.
Give admins, members and guests exactly the permissions they need, set per project.
Edit docs, comment on tasks and see teammates' cursors live, without sending files around.
A documented REST API and webhooks, the same ones our own apps are built on.
We moved from monthly releases to two a week. Here is what changed in our branching, reviews and testing, and what we dropped.
How to write updates people can act on, make decisions in writing and save meetings for the conversations that need them.
Two hundred releases taught us to ship smaller, write the release notes first and never deploy on a Friday afternoon.
A week-by-week launch plan covering positioning, beta feedback, the launch page and the three numbers to watch afterwards.
Fair monthly pricing, a product that improves every week and support that answers in minutes.
A carefully tuned dark theme for late releases and early stand-ups.
Every edit, export and permission change is logged with who, what and when.
Edit docs, comment on tasks and see teammates' cursors live, without sending files around.
Redundant servers in three regions, a public status page and a written SLA.
A documented REST API and webhooks, the same ones our own apps are built on.
Give admins, members and guests exactly the permissions they need, set per project.
Real teams on the tools they replaced and the meetings they no longer need.
We replaced three tools and a weekly status meeting. Nobody wants to go back.
Setup took one afternoon. By Friday the whole team was working in it.
It scaled from five people to eighty without us changing a thing.
Support answered in minutes and fixed our import issue the same day.
The automations alone save our support team hours every single week.
We replaced three tools and a weekly status meeting. Nobody wants to go back.
For solo founders trying it out
For small teams of up to 10 people
For companies that need SSO and audit logs
A typical week with scattered tools, compared with the same week run in Yaraen Craft.
Practical writing on async work, shipping faster and running calmer teams.
Trials, plan changes, security and imports: the answers our support team gives most often.
Every feature free for 14 days, and no card until you decide to stay.