A Changelog Software to communicate your product changes better
(Your users will thank you for it!)
Did you know that the best moment to let your users know about your new product features, improvements and fixes is when they are using it?
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Why Every Software Release Deserves Its Own Story
At ReleasePad, we believe that every release deserves to be celebrated, understood, and appreciated.
We believe that the gap between what you build and how you communicate it shouldn’t exist.
And we believe that when you tell the story of your software with clarity and purpose, something magical happens: Users don’t just receive updates—they experience progress.
This is why we build products for communication. Because behind every great product is a team that knows how to share their vision, explain their decisions, and connect their technical achievements to real human value.
Because in a world overflowing with software updates, the teams who communicate with empathy and precision are the ones who build lasting relationships with their users.
The value you get with ReleasePad changelog software
Communicate Better
Each update in your product counts only if your users know about it, otherwise is as if it never existed.
Deliver more value
Your users will perceive more value from your product, this will reduce the chances of churning to other product and loose them.
Improve your NPS
If your users know about your product features and updates, they can try them and their satisfaction with the product will increase.
How does ReleasePad release notes software work?
In-Product Widget
Deliver updates at the perfect moment—when users are actively engaged with your product.
Our embeddable widget installs in seconds and displays a discreet notification whenever there’s something new. Features, improvements, bug fixes—all surfaced in context, without disrupting the experience.
Instant integration — Single HTML snippet, no dependencies.
Minimal footprint — Clean, unobtrusive design that fits any UI. At just 4.3kb it won’t affect your current load times.
Maximum relevance — Catch users when they’re most likely to care.
Turn every session into an opportunity to showcase what’s new.
Public Changelog Page
Your updates deserve more than a buried link. Give them a dedicated, brandable page that customers can bookmark, share, and return to.
Full visibility — Beautiful full-screen layout for maximum impact.
Flexible access — Public for transparency or private for select audiences.
SEO-ready — White-label integration turns every update into searchable, rankable content.
Build in public. Get discovered. Grow organically.
Advanced Analytics
Discover which announcements drive the most engagement, identify trends in user interest over time, and see which product areas generate the most excitement. With these insights at your fingertips, you can prioritize your roadmap based on real user behavior, not guesswork.
Make data-driven decisions about what to build next and communicate updates in ways that truly connect with your users.
Public Markdown Page
ReleasePad automatically generates a clean Markdown version of your changelog, complete with metadata, categories, and pagination.
It’s designed for LLMs and AI tools to parse—so your release history becomes searchable, queryable context for any AI assistant. 🤖
One plan. One price. Everything included.
Get full access to all features for just $35/month.
No tiers, no hidden fees, no surprises.
Whether you’re a team of 2 or 200, you pay the same flat rate and unlock everything from day one.
Pro
$35/mo
-Unlimited Posts
-Advanced Analytics
-Customizable Widget
-API Access
-Public Changelog Page
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a release notes software or changelog platform?
Think of release notes software as your go-to tool for keeping users in the loop. It helps you share what’s new — whether that’s a shiny new feature, a pesky bug you just squashed, or improvements that make your product even better. While it’s built with your users in mind, it works great for keeping your team informed too.
How does it work? The platform pulls together all the important details about your latest changes into clean, easy-to-read updates — so your users always know what’s happening without having to dig around.
Whether it’s a developer or a technical writer crafting the notes, release notes software makes sure everything looks polished and actually enjoyable to read. The best part? You can learn from how users engage with your updates, helping you make smarter decisions about what to build next — and share those updates in a way that genuinely resonates with your
audience.
What is the point of release notes?
Release notes are your direct line to your users. They let you share what’s new — whether it’s a brand-new product, a cool feature, or a handful of improvements and fixes. By keeping your users up to date, you help them get the full value out of everything your product has to offer. Think of release notes as a conversation with your customers, where you walk them through what’s changed and why it matters — all in a clear, organized way.
Here’s the thing: not every user is going to notice changes on their own. And that’s exactly why release notes matter so much. You’ve put in the time and effort to build great features and fix bugs — your users deserve to know about it! Because let’s be honest, if they don’t know a new feature exists, it might as well not exist at all. Release notes make sure all that hard work actually gets the attention it deserves.
What should be included in a release note or changelog entry?
First things first — make sure you include a clear title with your company and product name. You want your users to know right away who the update is coming from.
Next, help your readers quickly understand what kind of update they’re looking at. Is it a new feature? An improvement? A bug fix? Adding a simple category tag makes it easy for users to spot what matters most to them.
From there, write a short description of what changed. Keep it clear and to the point, and whenever possible, add images or videos to bring the update to life — a quick screenshot or demo can go a long way. Don’t forget to highlight why this change matters and how it makes their experience better.
And last but definitely not least — always include the release date so users know exactly when the update went live.