Public Roadmaps for Jira and Product Discovery

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It’s quite simple to create a basic roadmap in tools like PowerPoint, Miro, or Confluence. 

However, publishing roadmaps and keeping them current is surprisingly challenging:

• Hard to share roadmaps
• Difficult to keep shared roadmaps up to date 
• Different detail levels needed for various teams
  
• Too much detail in Jira roadmaps
• Not all stakeholders have Jira access

This leads to a hodgepodge of tools being used to communicate roadmaps. Each of them not connected to Jira. Each of them outdated faster than you can hit "Save". 

So we did something about it…

Introducing Released Roadmaps

Easy to create and share

Released Roadmaps make it incredibly easy to create a cross-project view of your plans in Jira and share them with your teams or customers. You can share these roadmaps in Confluence, embed them on your website, or access them within related Jira projects.

Released Roadmaps are designed for simplicity, displaying only the fields you want to share and hiding the rest. They look great in both dark and light mode and are accessible without a Jira license.

Always up to date

They are easy to keep up to date, automatically refreshing as your tickets move through the planning and development process. All you need to do is hit “publish” to share the latest version, maintaining full control over what’s shared. Best of all, Released Roadmaps are available today to all Released customers at no additional cost.

Take a look at our public roadmap for a live demo or learn more about how roadmaps work on our website. 

Released Roadmaps are available today to all Released customers at no additional cost.