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git log
a1ffeat: dark mode for dashboard
9c4fix: pagination on repos list
e07feat(api): release note API keys
b32fix: forked repo comparison
7ddchore: bump prisma to 6.6
RELEASE_NOTES.md
# v2.4.0
## ✨ Features
- Dark mode for the dashboard
- API keys for release notes
## 🐛 Fixes
- Pagination on repositories
- Forked repo comparison
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- Release notes generated
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- Repositories connected
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- Developers onboard
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- Public changelogs live
// how it works
From git history to changelog in three steps
No config files. No conventions to memorize. Connect, generate, ship.
Connect your repos
Sign in with GitHub and pick the repositories you want changelogs for. Read-only, scoped access.
Pick a range
Choose two tags, branches, or commits. We parse everything in between and group it by type automatically.
Publish or export
Ship a hosted changelog page on your own domain, export Markdown, or fire a webhook to anywhere.
// features
Everything you need to ship a changelog
Built for developers. Generate, customize, automate, and distribute — all from one place.
AI-assisted summariesAI
Turn terse commit messages into readable notes. Control tone, length, format, emoji, and grouping — or write custom instructions.
Beautiful hosted pages
Publish a public changelog with themes, card/timeline/list layouts, your logo, custom CSS, and your own domain.
Commit-aware grouping
Conventional commits get sorted into Features, Fixes, and Chores. Freeform history works too.
Scheduled generation
Set it to run daily, weekly, or monthly and your changelog keeps itself up to date.
Webhooks & API
HMAC-signed webhooks on every release event, automatic retries, and API keys for programmatic access.
// pricing
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Every plan includes AI generation and a hosted changelog page. No per-seat pricing.
// faq
Questions, answered
Do I need to use conventional commits?
No. Conventional commits give you cleaner automatic grouping, but the AI-assisted summaries handle freeform commit history too. There's nothing to configure either way.
Is it really free?
Yes — there's a free tier with no credit card required. You only upgrade when you need more repositories, generations, or public pages. See the pricing above.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. On paid plans you can point a custom domain at your changelog page and fully brand it with your logo, colors, and custom CSS.
Is the project open source?
It is — released under the MIT license. You can read the source, open issues, or self-host. The link is in the nav and footer.
Which Git providers are supported?
GitHub today. You connect with GitHub OAuth, select repositories, and generate notes from commits, pull requests, and tags.
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