Turn new features, improvements, and fixes into clear announcements that help customers get more from your product. Share updates inside your app and on a branded changelog, with less time spent writing.
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You didn't. Building got faster than ever with AI, and writing release notes by hand still takes time, so it slips. Features go live and nobody hears. Support keeps answering questions about things you fixed weeks ago. Customers open a quiet changelog and assume the product stood still.
People rarely leave over a missing feature. They leave over silence. Make every update a reason to keep choosing your product.
The one place all your customers reliably are is inside your product — so put your updates there, and let every feature get seen by the people already paying for it.
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Every update you publish becomes a page customers can bookmark, prospects can check, and search engines can index. Your whole shipping history, a year at a glance, answering "is this still maintained?" before anyone has to ask you.
Nobody on your team wants to write release notes, so they never get written. Connect your repo once and they write themselves — polished, in your voice, waiting for a one-click approval. The task simply leaves your list.
Learn more"We used to spend hours formatting release notes across five different channels. ReleasePad's AI drafts them from our commits in seconds. I just review, edit, and publish. It's the first tool that actually saved us time instead of creating more work."
"ReleasePad completely transformed how we communicate with our users. Before, release notes were an afterthought — a bullet list buried in Slack. Now we have a beautiful, public-facing changelog that our users actually subscribe to. We've seen a 40% drop in support tickets because customers can finally see what changed and when."
"Our engineers hated writing release notes. Now they push a release to GitHub and ReleasePad picks it up automatically. The notes practically write themselves. Our devs are happy, our users are informed, and I haven't had to nag anyone in months."
"We used to guess what to build next based on gut feel and whoever shouted loudest in Slack. Now I look at the analytics after every release and I can see exactly what users engaged with. It's changed how we prioritize our roadmap entirely."
"Before ReleasePad, every release felt invisible. Now we have a living, searchable changelog that users actually reference. The design is so clean our customers have complimented it unprompted — they thought we built it in-house."
"We're a small team with no dedicated marketing person. ReleasePad lets us look like we have a whole comms department. The changelog looks polished, goes out automatically, and users actually look forward to our updates now."
"We maintain three product lines and ReleasePad handles them all from one dashboard. Each has its own changelog, its own brand, its own audience. It scaled perfectly as we grew without adding any complexity."
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Limited number of published posts. Public changelog page. Basic widget. No credit card required to start, no time limit on the free tier.
Pro — $35/mo per product
Everything in Free plus unlimited posts, changelog analytics, GitHub AI integration, API access, custom domain on the public page, LLM-ready Markdown output, and priority support.
ReleasePad now ships an MCP server. Connect Claude, Cursor or any AI agent and let it draft, publish and analyze your changelog. Prompts and examples inside.
No. GitHub is one way in. You can also have your AI assistant create posts through the MCP server, or write them in the editor. Publishing, the widget, the page, and analytics work the same either way.
No. Every generated draft waits for you, and there is no auto-publish switch to leave on by mistake. Your assistant publishes only when you tell it to.
Yes. If you can describe what changed to Claude or ChatGPT, you can publish release notes with ReleasePad. The editor works like any writing tool, and the widget is one snippet a developer pastes once.
MCP is the open standard that lets AI assistants use other tools. ReleasePad's MCP server lets Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients create, edit, schedule, and publish your release notes, and pull view counts, from inside a conversation. You sign in once through OAuth and can revoke access any time.
Both give you a good editor and expect you to fill it. ReleasePad starts from what you shipped and hands you a draft, then publishes it to your app, your page, and a feed for AI assistants. Pricing is flat per product, not per seat or per active user.
Start free with a limited number of posts. Upgrade to Pro when you're ready for unlimited posts, analytics, the full widget, and API access.
Each product gets its own changelog, widget, and public page. Pricing is $35/mo per product — unlimited team members, no per-seat fees, no surprises.
Yes. No contracts, no lock-in. Cancel from your account settings in one click — your changelog stays accessible until the end of the billing period.
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