Ship updates your users will actually read.
Write release notes in a beautiful editor, publish them on your own changelog page, and show a “What’s new” widget with an unread badge inside your app — with one script tag.
Free for one changelog · no credit card required
Sep 4
Embeddable widget with unread badges
Drop one script tag into your app and your users see a "What's new" button with an unread badge. Clicking it opens a popover listing your latest releases. No backend, no redesign — just a script tag.
Sep 1
Public changelog page is live
Every SaaS team's users can now read release notes on a clean, hosted page. Titles, bodies, and images render beautifully — no build work on your side.
Aug 28
Email sign-in for authors
SaaS teams sign in with their email to author and publish release notes. Drafts stay private until you hit publish.
Everything you need to keep users in the loop
No build work, no separate tool to learn. Just a changelog that looks like part of your product.
A changelog your users read
Release notes in a clean, on-brand page. No more buried forum posts or ignored emails — updates live where your users already are.
One script tag to embed
Drop a single <script> into your app and get a “What’s new” button with an unread badge. No backend, no redesign, no build step.
Unread badges that work
The badge counts what’s new since each visitor last looked. State is remembered per browser, so nobody re-reads what they’ve seen.
Write in markdown
A focused editor with markdown, tags, and cover images. Draft, schedule, or publish in one click.
Your own domain
Host the changelog on your domain, not ours. It looks like part of your product because it is.
Digest emails
Subscribers get a weekly digest of what shipped. Keep your whole user base in the loop without spamming them daily.
From release note to unread badge in three steps
- 01
Write your release note
Open the editor, write in markdown, add a tag and a cover image. Save as a draft or schedule it for later.
- 02
Publish to your changelog
Hit publish and it’s live on your public changelog page at /c/your-workspace — instantly, on your own domain.
- 03
Embed and notify
Add one script tag to your app. Users see the unread badge, open the panel, and get the weekly digest.
Start free. Upgrade when you ship more.
Simple, honest pricing. No per-seat surprises.
Free
For side projects and small teams getting started.
- One changelog
- Public changelog page
- Embeddable widget
- Markdown editor
- Community support
Pro
For SaaS teams that ship often and want it on-brand.
- Everything in Free
- Custom domain
- Unlimited editors
- Weekly digest emails
- GitHub release import
- Priority support
Prices in EUR. Cancel anytime.
Loved by teams who ship often
Example quotes for illustration — real customer stories coming soon.
“We moved our release notes out of a Google Doc and into Changelane. The unread badge in our app got more eyes on updates than any email we ever sent.”
Maya Chen
Product Lead, example SaaS
“Setup took five minutes. One script tag and our users finally see what we ship every week.”
Jonas Weber
Founder, example startup
“The custom domain makes it feel like we built it ourselves. Our changelog is now part of the product, not an afterthought.”
Priya Nair
Head of Engineering, example company
Questions, answered
A changelog is structured, searchable, and lives where your users expect it. The widget puts updates in front of them inside your app, with an unread badge — a blog post or Slack message gets lost. And it’s on your domain, so it feels like part of your product.
Yes. It’s a single self-contained script with no dependencies, so it works on any page — React, Vue, plain HTML, WordPress, you name it. It reads its own origin to find your changelog, so it works cross-origin out of the box.
On Pro, yes. Point a subdomain (like updates.yourcompany.com) at your changelog and it’s served from there, so it looks native to your product.
On Free, one editor. On Pro, unlimited editors — invite your whole team by email and each workspace member can draft, review, and publish.
Your published changelog stays up on the Free plan. You only lose Pro features like the custom domain, unlimited editors, and digest emails.
Start your changelog in minutes
Free for one changelog. No credit card. Publish your first release note today.
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