For product managers
Stop asking devs what shipped.
Every release becomes a clear summary in Slack or email — enriched with your Linear or Jira tickets and written in outcomes that sales, support and customers understand. Your devs change nothing.
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# product-updates
changelogfa.stApp4:12 PM
v2.14 — Invoice payments and faster exports
Two things customers have asked for since spring are now live.
Pay by invoice
Annual-plan customers can request an invoice at checkout instead of paying by card.
Large exports no longer time out
CSV exports over 10k rows now complete reliably. Closes the 14 open support tickets about it.
Fixed: duplicate welcome emails
New users received the welcome email twice in some cases. Fixed.
4 internal changes (dependencies, tooling) were left out.
Example — written and sent automatically
Sound familiar?
Release notes are your job. Rewriting PR titles at 6pm on release day shouldn't be.
Sales asks what's in the release. Support asks if that bug is fixed. Engineering is already on the next ticket. The facts are in the pull requests and tickets — someone just has to turn them into something people can read, every single time.
What a release looks like
Written from the ticket, not the diff.
An example note — each point is traced back to the pull requests and tickets behind it. Dependency bumps and internal tooling are filtered out, not summarized. Detail level and tone adapt per audience: customers, sales, support.
What your team ships
9 commits since v2.13
feat: [PROJ-214] invoice payment at checkout
fix: csv export timeout on large datasets
fix: dedupe welcome email job
chore: bump dependenciesnoise · filtered
docs: update migration notesnoise · filtered
2 linked tickets
PROJ-214Annual customers can't pay by invoice
PROJ-198Exports over 10k rows time out
What you receive
# product-updates
changelogfa.stApp4:12 PM
v2.14 — Invoice payments and faster exports
Two things customers have asked for since spring are now live.
Pay by invoice
Annual-plan customers can request an invoice at checkout instead of paying by card.
Large exports no longer time out
CSV exports over 10k rows now complete reliably. Closes the 14 open support tickets about it.
Fixed: duplicate welcome emails
New users received the welcome email twice in some cases. Fixed.
4 internal changes (dependencies, tooling) were left out.
How it works
- 1Connect GitHub (or GitLab / Gitea) — and Linear or Jira if you use them.
- 2On every release, the merged work and linked tickets become a note — written from the intent in the tickets, not the commit messages.
- 3It goes to Slack, email or a public changelog page, in the voice each audience needs.
Your developers install nothing and change nothing — no commit conventions, no extra fields, no process.
Your next release writes itself.
Two minutes to connect a repo. See a real note from your own releases.
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