A changelog written from done cards.
Write release notes from the cards that are done and publish them on a public page, with RSS, email subscribers and a widget for your own app.
From done card to release note.
- Pick the done cards: A version starts as a draft with the cards that are done.
- Write and schedule: Edit the text and publish now, or at a time you choose.
- Everyone hears about it: On the public page, by email, through RSS and in Discord, Slack and Teams.
What the changelog includes.
- Public page. With its own address per version and an RSS feed.
- Email subscribers. Visitors subscribe and receive every new version.
- Widget. Show “what’s new” inside your own app.
- Scheduled publishing. Line a version up for later.
- Announcements. In Discord, Slack and Teams.
- From your build. The API and the MCP server publish a version.
- Releases. A release writes a draft from its done cards.
- Feedback closes the loop. Once the card behind an idea has shipped, the followers of that idea get an email.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to write the release notes myself?
The draft comes from the done cards. You rewrite what you like before you publish.
Can I show the changelog inside my own app?
Yes. A widget shows the latest versions in your own app or site.
Can a build publish a version?
Yes. The REST API and the MCP server have a call for it.
Which plan includes the changelog?
The changelog is part of Premium. That is one fixed price per workspace, however many members you have.
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