Releasery – WordPress Plugin Overview

Summary #

The visual shows A WordPress plugin named Releasery with the tagline “Your changelog page updates itself.” It highlights automation for publishing release notes from GitHub to A WordPress changelog page and emphasizes that it is “NEW — WordPress Plugin.”

Key Screens #

Release Card #

• A panel titled “EPFolio release.”
• Version 1.5.0 with A green badge labeled “Latest.”
• Entry text: “Added — Built-in MCP server.”
• A large button labeled “Published.”

Changelog Page Example #

• Header path example: “yoursite.com/changelog.”
• Section title: “Changelog — EPFolio — Explorer Portfolio Kit.”
• Entry for version 1.5.0 with:
  • Date: “September 29, 2026.”
  • Badge: “NEW.”
  • Change item with A green “Added” tag: “Built-in MCP server.”
• Previous entry 1.3.0 with:
  • Date: “September 29, 2026.”
  • Gray “Fixed” tag: “Header menu after switching themes.”

What Makes It Different #

• GitHub Releases — “Exact release dates. Unreleased work never shows early.”
• Private repos — “Read-only token, stored encrypted. Never shown again.”
• Updates instantly — “A GitHub webhook refreshes the page the moment you ship.”
• Review first — “Drafts and ‘Keep my edits’. Trashed entries never return.”
• Knows your pages — “Finds the block, shortcode or Elementor page. One-click create.”
• ~50 KB light — “No build step. CSS loads only where A changelog shows.”

Call to Action #

• A button-style banner: “Free on WordPress.org.”
• Link text shown: “wordpress.org/plugins/releasery.”

Branding #

• Plugin name: “Releasery.”
• Logo: stylized “R” mark displayed next to the name.