patchletter vs. NewReleases.io

NewReleases.io is a free release tracker for developers and DevOps: it watches Git forges (GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg …), package registries (npm, PyPI, Maven, Cargo …) and container registries and notifies you about new versions — via email, Slack, Telegram, Discord, Teams, webhooks and more.

patchletter takes a different angle: a free update radar for sysadmins that combines vendor release tracking, actively exploited vulnerabilities (CISA KEV) and end-of-life dates — delivered as one quiet email digest instead of a real-time firehose.

Side by side

FeaturepatchletterNewReleases.io
Release tracking for vendor products (Proxmox, FortiOS, Veeam …) curated vendor sources: APIs, feeds, release-notes pagespartly forges/registries only — no vendor websites (no Proxmox, FortiOS or Veeam advisory tracking)
Actively exploited vulnerabilities (CISA KEV) curated & low-noise — only demonstrably exploited CVEs
End-of-life / support dates endoflife.date data on every product page
Hardware / firmware (firewalls, NAS, switches)
Email instantly / daily / weekly
Slack / Teams / webhooks on the roadmap — patchletter is email-first
APIpartly RSS feed per product; API on the roadmap
Free to use completely free, no limits free, donation-supported

When NewReleases.io is the better choice

Nothing wrong with running both: NewReleases.io for its strengths, patchletter for the vendor gear it can’t see.

Try patchletter — free

Pick the tools you run, confirm your email, get one email when something ships.

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