Know who approved what before anything ships.

Delivery OS adds clear plans, QA and release sign-off to your GitHub work, so a release no longer depends on who remembered to ask.

The problem

Releases go out on a chat message.

Nobody can say who approved what.

QA happens when someone remembers.

Teams run on goodwill until something slips. Delivery OS replaces goodwill with a simple, visible routine.

Plans that track themselves Write a sprint once. Every feature becomes its own task, and progress updates on its own.

Sign-off before release A release isn't marked ready until the named approver says yes. A "no" stands until that same person changes it.

QA that isn't forgotten Every change is collected in one list for the QA owner to check and approve.

A record of every decision Who approved, and when, sits on the release itself. Nothing to chase.

Small team or solo? A lighter version skips the QA step and needs one approval.

Free and open source MIT licensed. No subscription, no vendor to negotiate with.

Lives in GitHub No new tool or login for your team. It works alongside your current build and deploy setup.

One command to set up Your tech lead runs it. After that, the team can ask their AI coding assistant, or work by hand.

Send this page to your tech lead. Setup is one command, and the steps are on the home page.