Starter
For small teams publishing a polished update each week.
- ✓1 connected repository
- ✓2 reviewers
- ✓4 published releases per month
- ✓Hosted changelog and RSS
Built for small product teams
Changelog turns merged GitHub pull requests into release-ready product updates. Your team reviews the story, publishes in minutes, and never reconstructs a release from memory again.
Connect one repo free. Your 14-day plan trial starts at checkout.
Review queue
3 drafts from 8 merged PRs
Find projects instantly with improved matching across names, owners, and recent activity.
Give teammates the right access with new viewer, editor, and admin roles.
Kept out of your customer changelog automatically.
From merge to message
Install the GitHub App and choose the repo you want Changelog to watch.
Merged pull requests are classified and rewritten as clear, customer-facing drafts.
Your team stays in control. Approve the story, publish it, and share a hosted changelog or RSS feed.
Why it works
Most changelog tools wait for someone to remember what shipped. Changelog starts from the work itself, filters the noise, and puts a useful first draft in front of the person who knows the customer.
Titles, descriptions, labels, changed files, and linked work inform each draft.
Nothing reaches customers until your team edits and approves it.
Review as much as you need. Your allowance changes only when you publish.
On the way
Bring product specs and acceptance criteria into each draft.
Notify your team and customers when a release goes live.
Pair release notes with useful before-and-after screenshots.
Simple pricing
Every plan includes unlimited draft review and editing. Only published releases count toward the monthly allowance.
For small teams publishing a polished update each week.
For teams shipping and communicating several times a week.
For multi-product teams with a high release cadence.
Questions
No. Drafts always land in a review queue. A person on your team edits, approves, and publishes each update.
The classifier separates customer-facing work from refactors, configuration, and operational changes. Low-confidence items are clearly flagged for review.
Only a published release counts. Ingesting pull requests, reviewing drafts, editing, and rejecting items do not use your monthly release allowance.
Yes. Billing is month-to-month and managed through Stripe. You can cancel from your workspace billing portal.
Connect GitHub today. When your next customer-facing PR merges, the first draft will already be waiting.
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