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Questions and answers

• RSS feed
  Your update page has a feed that can be used in other apps or websites for easy access.
• Unread badge
  The widget shows a visible indicator when there are new updates or unread messages.
• Emoji reactions
  Readers can react with emojis to your updates to share their feelings quickly.
• Public changelog
  There is a public page where all updates are shown and it is easy for everyone to see recent changes.
• Email subscribers
  People can get updates via email when you post new changes.
• Embeddable widget
  You can put a small change box on your website that updates automatically.
• Simple embed code
  Just copy one line of code to add the change box to your website, with no style issues.
• Keyboard shortcuts
  Use keyboard keys to quickly move around the dashboard and manage your projects.
• AI draft generation
  The system can write update drafts for you from notes or rough descriptions.
• Flat monthly pricing
  You pay one fixed price each month, no extra charges for the number of users.
• Scheduled publishing
  You can plan your updates to go live at a future time that you choose.
• Faster widget load on mobile
  The update box loads quickly on mobile phones and shows unread notifications instantly.
• Subscriber opt-in and opt-out
  People must agree to receive updates and can unsubscribe easily when they want.
• Scheduled posts respect timezone
  Your scheduled updates will go live at the correct time for your location.
• Styles isolated using Shadow DOM
  The update box styles do not affect your website, and vice versa.

• Increased Transparency
  Build trust by openly sharing product progress, fixes, and enhancements with your customers.
• Scalable Communication
  Reach all your users with consistent product updates as your company and customer base grow.
• Higher Feature Adoption
  Increase awareness and usage of newly released features through timely announcements.
• Reduced Support Requests
  Provide customers with a public history of updates, reducing repetitive questions to the support team.
• Faster Release Publishing
  Publish release notes in minutes or automate the process through integrations with your development workflow.
• Better Customer Engagement
  Encourage users to stay connected with your product by regularly communicating improvements and new capabilities.
• Centralized Product Updates
  Publish all product announcements, release notes, and changelogs in one organized place.
• Professional Changelog Pages
  Create branded, easy-to-read changelog pages that improve your product's credibility.
• Improved Customer Communication
  Keep users better about new features, improvements, and bug fixes with clear and consistent updates.
• Time Savings Through Automation
  Eliminate manual work by automatically generating or publishing product updates from release events.

• Indie hackers
  Solo founders building and launching software products who need a simple way to share product updates and engage early adopters.
• SaaS Startups
  Growing software companies that need a centralized hub for release notes, feature announcements, and customer updates.
• Solo Founders
  Entrepreneurs managing every aspect of their SaaS who want an easy-to-maintain changelog and release communication platform.
• Support Teams
  Customer support professionals who need a reliable source of product updates to share with users and resolve inquiries faster.
• Marketing Teams
  Teams responsible for product launches and feature announcements that want to communicate updates without relying solely on newsletters.
• Product Managers
  Professionals responsible for communicating new features, tracking product improvements, and increasing feature adoption.
• Engineering Teams
  Development teams that want to automate changelog creation and publish release notes directly from their development workflow.
• Customer Success Teams
  Teams that help customers adopt new features and use a public changelog to answer questions and reduce support requests.
• Open Source Maintainers
  Maintainers who want to keep contributors and users better about new releases, improvements, and roadmap progress.
• Software Development Agencies
  Agencies building products for clients that need branded changelog pages and structured release communication.