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Specita
Release tracking for web, API and mobile apps
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Release tracking for web, API and mobile apps
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Specita gives each product a shared home, with its website, API and mobile apps on their own timelines. Every release gets a short brief: what changed, where it shipped, and what needs attention. Connect GitHub, CI, Google Play, App Store Connect, Sentry and Slack, or start with a manual record. Delivery, source risk and runtime evidence stay separate, and missing evidence shows as unknown. Assign an owner and keep the response with the release. Free to start.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
After a release, the context is everywhere. The code comparison is in GitHub, the delivery result is in CI, store state is in App Store Connect or Play Console, errors are in Sentry, and the conversation is in Slack. Someone has to piece it together every time.
Specita brings that into one record. A product keeps its website, API and mobile apps on separate timelines, and every release gets a short brief: what changed, where it shipped, and what needs attention.
The part I care about most: a green pipeline isn't proof that a release worked. Delivery, source risk and runtime evidence stay separate, and if evidence is missing, Specita shows it as unknown instead of guessing.
You don't have to replace anything. Start with one integration, a CI report or a manual record, and add more when it helps. There's also a read-only MCP server, so your coding agent can read a finding's evidence and work on a fix through its own repo access.
It's free to start. I'd love for you to try it on your next real release and tell me what's missing or confusing. I'll be here all day answering questions.