See what every release changes—from errors and product behavior to revenue.
ShipTale connects Vercel or GitHub releases to the Sentry errors, PostHog product signals, and Stripe customer events that follow.
What happened after the release
Example workspace · northstar-storefront
northstar-storefront
productionSep 9, 10:42 AM · feat: simplify one-click checkout
- Deployments
- 2
- Signals
- 10
- RELEASE
Production deployment succeeded
vercelfeat: simplify one-click checkout · 8c3b92a
Matched by release - +2m
Release workflow completed
githubThe production workflow passed 18 checks.
Occurred after - +12m
Checkout conversion dropped 12.4%
posthogThe one-hour conversion window moved from 38.7% to 33.9%.
Occurred after - +16m
CheckoutError regressed
sentryA previously resolved checkout issue returned in production.
Occurred after - +19m
Sentry error volume spiked
sentry41 errors in 15 minutes, 310% above the previous window.
Occurred after - +25m
Invoice payment failed
stripeA customer payment failed during the deployment window.
Potentially related - +38m
Customer payment refunded
stripeA $78.40 charge was refunded after a checkout support request.
Potentially related - +51m
Subscription downgraded
stripeOne Pro workspace moved to Free after the failed renewal.
Potentially related - +1h 26m
Rollback workflow completed
githubrevert: simplify one-click checkout · 48df211
Matched by release - +1h 31m
Rollback deployment succeeded
vercelThe previous checkout version is live in production.
Matched by release - +1h 49m
CheckoutError resolved
sentryNo new events reported during the last 18 minutes.
Occurred after - +2h 14m
Checkout conversion recovered
posthogConversion returned to 38.2% in the latest one-hour window.
Occurred after
Start with the release. Follow what happened next.
A Tale keeps the deployment, regression, and customer event in one readable sequence. Each relationship carries the confidence ShipTale can actually support.
Investigate the sequence here, then open the source provider when you need its native detail.
A green deploy is only the first sentence.
Vercel or GitHub can identify the release. Sentry can show a regression. PostHog can reveal a behavior shift. Stripe can add customer context. The missing part is the sequence between them.
- Vercel
- What shipped, where, and when.
- GitHub
- Which workflow, commit, and pull request shipped.
- Sentry
- Which issue changed after the release.
- PostHog
- How selected product metrics changed.
- Stripe
- Which supported customer event followed.
The anatomy of a Tale
Each event keeps its provider context while gaining a clear place in the production narrative.
The release
A successful Vercel or GitHub production release becomes the anchor for everything that follows.
The sequence
Related events stay ordered by occurrence, not grouped into disconnected provider feeds.
The confidence
Exact, mapped, and time-based relationships are labeled so correlation never masquerades as certainty.
Five sources. One Tale.
ShipTale preserves what each provider knows, then adds the cross-tool context a solo developer usually has to reconstruct by hand.
Vercel
Production deployments set the Tale in motion.
Explore integration →GitHub
Deployments or Actions workflows can anchor a Tale.
Explore integration →Sentry
Issue changes add regression context.
Explore integration →PostHog
Selected insights add aggregate 1h and 24h measurements.
Explore integration →Stripe
Available on every plan with a restricted read key.
Explore integration →From connected tools to a readable Tale
Connect your stack
Choose Vercel or GitHub for releases, then connect Sentry, PostHog, and Stripe.
Ship to production
ShipTale imports recent events and keeps provider data synchronized from its stored watermark.
Read what happened next
Open the Tale for a production deployment and follow related events in chronological order.
Keep the detail. Lose the tab switching.
ShipTale is the narrative layer between your tools, not a replacement for their native depth.
| Need | Checking providers separately | Reading a Tale |
|---|---|---|
| Sequence | Reconstruct timestamps across tabs | Read one chronological timeline |
| Relationship | Infer connections manually | See explainable confidence labels |
| Customer context | Check Stripe independently | Add supported Stripe events |
| Native detail | Full provider-specific data | Focused context with links back to the source |
Start your first Tale for free
Free
$0
1 project, all 5 integrations, 30-day import, and 30-day visible history.
Pro
$4.99/month
5 projects, up to a 90-day import, and full history collected after connection.
Pro Lifetime
$79 one-time
Pro entitlements permanently for up to 5 projects. Limited to 100 total spots.
Questions, answered plainly
The short version of how Tales, provider data, correlation, and pricing work.
Context without pretending to be certainty
ShipTale keeps its claims narrow, its data handling explicit, and every Tale traceable back to the provider.
Encrypted credentials
Provider credentials are encrypted at rest and removed when an integration disconnects.
Qualified correlation
Confidence labels distinguish exact matches from mapped and time-based relationships.
Restricted Stripe access
Stripe uses a restricted read key and 15-minute polling, with no Stripe webhook required.
Your next deployment already has a Tale.
Connect the tools you already use and read what happened next.