Version & Support Lifecycle Monitor

Track the lifecycle status of your tech stack across Ruby, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Python and more

Visualize Your Tech Stack Lifecycle

Track support timelines, plan upgrades, and stay ahead of EOL dates

Tech Stack Timeline Example

Why Use Stack To Date?

Never Miss an EOL Date

Stay informed about end-of-life dates for all your dependencies. Plan upgrades before support ends.

Visualize Support Lifecycles

Interactive timelines show the entire lifecycle of each technology version at a glance.

Maintain Security & Compliance

Track security-critical support windows and ensure your stack meets compliance requirements.

Plan Strategic Upgrades

Coordinate upgrades across your entire tech stack with visual timeline alignment.

Real-time Status Updates

Automatic syncing keeps your lifecycle data current with the latest releases and EOL announcements.

Manage Multiple Stacks

Create and track multiple tech stacks for different projects or environments.

Automate with the CLI

Push your tech stack versions directly from your deployment pipeline with the command-line interface.

Use the Stack To Date CLI to automatically sync your technologies with Stack To Date. Perfect for integrating into your CI/CD pipeline and keeping your lifecycle data always current.

  • Easy InstallationInstall via Homebrew, pre-built binaries, or build from source
  • Push & SyncAutomatically sync your tech stack versions to Stack To Date
  • Open SourceContribute and extend on GitHub
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Free Now, Fair Forever

Stack To Date is currently completely free. We're planning a sustainable pricing model that keeps all current features free forever, with an optional supporter tier (~$10/year) to help cover costs and support open source.

Always Free Tier

All current features will remain free forever. Track unlimited tech stacks, use the CLI, access the API – no restrictions.

Support Open Source

Optional supporter tier helps fund infrastructure and gives back to projects like endoflife.date that make Stack To Date possible.

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Beyond Dependency Management

Automated tools like Dependabot are excellent for managing day-to-day package updates, but major technology upgrades are a different challenge entirely.

The Planning Challenge

Major version upgrades—whether it's Rails 5 to 7, Python 2 to 3, or PostgreSQL 12 to 15—require significant development effort. These aren't just technical tasks; they're strategic planning initiatives that demand:

  • Weeks or months of development time
  • Team coordination and resource allocation
  • Testing across multiple environments
  • Careful synchronization with product roadmaps
  • Risk assessment and rollback planning

Why Dependabot Isn't Enough

Automated dependency checkers handle routine updates brilliantly, but they can't solve the planning problem:

  • They react to issues, they don't help you plan ahead
  • They focus on individual packages, not your entire tech stack
  • They can't help coordinate multiple upgrades happening simultaneously
  • No visibility into when your team should start planning for future versions

Stack To Date Solves the Planning Problem

By visualizing your entire tech stack's lifecycle, you can:

  • Identify upgrade windows well in advance
  • Coordinate multiple technology transitions
  • Allocate developer time strategically
  • Avoid crisis-mode patching and emergency upgrades
  • Make informed decisions about technology choices

What People Say About StackToDate

StackToDate gives us instant visibility into our entire tech stack's lifecycle. We use it to plan our infrastructure upgrades and avoid EOL surprises.
Pulso TeamUsing StackToDate
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We built StackToDate because we needed it ourselves. It's the tool we wish existed for managing our own tech stack lifecycle. Eat your own dogfood!
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StackToDate makes it incredibly simple to keep our technology choices relevant and secure. It's become essential for our long-term infrastructure planning and decision-making.
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