RELEASE ENGINEER / BETA
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Who operates this product
Release Engineer is built and operated by Ozan Kenan Güngör in Ankara, Türkiye. It is an independent, self-funded project in early beta. No legal company has been incorporated or registered.
Using the beta
Release Engineer provides AI-assisted release-readiness reviews for public GitHub pull requests. Use it responsibly, submit only public content you are entitled to have processed, and do not abuse the service or attempt to access private data.
Data handling
Public PR contents are processed by GitHub, Anthropic and our hosting provider to produce a review. The application records content-free operational events to assess service usage and availability. See the Privacy notice for fields and retention boundaries.
Your release decision
Reports are decision support and may contain mistakes or omit issues. They do not guarantee correctness, security or release safety. Verify findings, run appropriate tests, and obtain human review. You remain responsible for merge and release decisions.
Availability and limits
This MVP is provided as available. Reviews depend on GitHub and Anthropic availability, API limits and the context we can retrieve. Large or incomplete changes may be analyzed only in part, with warnings. The service may change or be unavailable during the beta.
Free homepage use allows 10 completed, validated reviews per UTC calendar month, in each browser, tracked in local storage. Failed or interrupted reviews do not count. Rate, concurrency and service-wide daily capacity limits also apply. The Pro plan at $9/month on the Pricing page lists 100 reviews per UTC calendar month, with a 100-review daily safety ceiling. The monthly allowance resets on the first day of each UTC month, independently of the subscription billing date. Account registration is optional for Free reviews. Signed-in usage is enforced on the server across devices. Pro requires a verified active live subscription; sandbox subscriptions do not grant the production Pro allowance. Both plans support public repositories only. Requesting access does not create a subscription or authorize a charge.
Sandbox checkout
Preview checkout on Pricing opens a Paddle test checkout. Use test cards only. The $9/month sandbox price matches the proposed Pro price. Completing a sandbox transaction does not collect real payment, establish a paid service subscription, increase your free review allowance or activate production Pro access. Paddle may create simulated transactions and subscriptions in its sandbox account. Pro will have confirmed prices and terms before paid access opens.
MVP notice
These brief beta terms describe the intended use and limits of the product. They are not a custom legal assessment.
Contact: founder@releaseengineer.tech