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LoomFlows vs Releases
Changelog software, not a feedback collection platform
LoomFlowsThe Smartest & Easiest Way to Collect User FeedbackSide by side
- What it is
- LoomFlows:LoomFlows lets you collect visual user feedback via Loom videos, annotated screenshots, and a feedback forum.
- Releases:Releases is simple changelog software for publishing product updates with custom domains and email notifications.
- Best for
- LoomFlows:Visual feedback collection and roadmapping
- Releases:Simple, self-hosted changelog publishing
- Who it’s for
- LoomFlows:Product teams and developers who need structured visual feedback from users.
- Releases:Product teams, developers, and businesses needing a quick way to share updates.
- Pricing
- LoomFlows:Freemium
- Releases:Paid
- Works with
- LoomFlows:—
- Releases:GitHub, API
- DevHunt upvotes
- LoomFlows:5
- Releases:22
- Launched on DevHunt
- LoomFlows:Apr 2024
- Releases:Jan 2023
LoomFlows features
- Loom video feedback. Users submit screen recordings that can be highlighted, commented and annotated.
- Annotated screenshots. Capture bugs or feature requests with screenshot annotations and attachments.
- Feedback forum. A public forum where users vote on ideas and discuss roadmap items.
- Feedback analytics. Filter, sort, search and view summary analytics of collected feedback.
- Customizable widget. Brand and embed a feedback widget with a single line of code.
- Feedback CRM. Track conversations with customers around each piece of feedback.
Releases features
- Clean editor. Rich text editor with formatting, image upload, code snippets and AI assistance.
- Custom branding. Add your logo, brand colors and custom domain with SSL.
- Subscriber notifications. Email alerts and on-page widget keep users informed of releases.
- Multiple workspaces. Create up to three separate workspaces for different products.
- GitHub sync. Automatically sync changelog entries with GitHub repositories.
- API & exports. Access changelog data via API and export entries.
Based on each tool's website and DevHunt data. Details may change; check the official sites.