For CTOs, CPOs & founders
Know what your team shipped.
Every Monday, an executive summary of last week's releases lands in your inbox — built from your team's commits and Linear or Jira tickets, written in outcomes, not file names. Your team changes nothing.
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Sound familiar?
Your team ships every day. Your picture of it updates at the next meeting.
The information exists — it's spread across merged pull requests, closed tickets and release tags that nobody outside the repo reads. Asking means interrupting; not asking means finding out in the retro.
What Monday looks like
One email. Outcomes only.
An example of the digest — each point is traced back to the real pull requests and tickets behind it. Dependency bumps and internal tooling are filtered out, not summarized.
Every Monday · 9:00 · your inbox
What shipped — week of Aug 4
3 releases across 2 repos. The highlight: customers can now pay by invoice.
Invoice payments are live
Customers on annual plans can now request an invoice at checkout instead of paying by card — the most-asked billing request this quarter.
Onboarding is one step shorter
New users land in a ready-to-use workspace; the sample-data step runs in the background.
Fixed: exports over 10k rows
Large CSV exports no longer time out. 14 support tickets closed.
6 releases were internal-only (dependencies, tooling) and were filtered out.
Why this exists
A CTO asked for it first.
changelogfa.st started as per-release notes for fast-shipping teams. Then a CTO asked in a community Slack for “a summary of what shipped, every week”. Same problem, one level up: not “is this feature done?” but “what did we ship at all?”. The weekly digest is now the feature users mention most.
How it works
- 1Connect GitHub (or GitLab / Gitea) — and Linear or Jira if you use them.
- 2Every Monday, the week's merges and closed tickets become one executive summary — written from the intent in the tickets, not the diff.
- 3It lands in your inbox — and in Slack for the team, on a public page for customers, if you want the same week told to every audience.
Your developers install nothing and change nothing — no commit conventions, no extra fields, no process.
Next Monday, know.
Two minutes to connect a repo. Your first digest covers this week.
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