Share your changelog publicly

Your public changelog lets anyone follow what you ship without signing in. Share it with customers, subscribers, and followers so they always see the latest updates in plain language.

What readers get

Each published edition has its own permanent page you can link to and share. If an edition has no name, it is titled by the date it went out. Readers move through older editions 20 at a time instead of scrolling one long list.

People can follow your updates the way they prefer: on the page itself, through RSS, or as data your team can reuse. RSS sends one notice per edition. If a link points to an edition that no longer exists, readers land back on your page with a way forward, not a dead end.

Sharing and following

Give readers the address of your changelog page. They can open the most recent edition at the top, open older ones as needed, and subscribe with their feed reader to hear about new editions.

If you want your own design, you can build your own page from the changelog data. It works from any website with no sign-in or extra setup, so your designers can show the same editions in your own style.

What to expect

If the page is slow to load, readers see placeholders while it loads. If a read fails, the page tries again instead of stopping. You can also Name each changelog edition and Share a link to each changelog edition to make updates easier to find.

To set how often editions are written, see Automatically write your changelog on schedule.