with both flexibility and simplicity in mind. You can host your changelog on a public page or keep it private, it's your choice. If you have a custom domain (e.g. updates.myproduct.com), Changelogy lets you host the changelog there with full SSL support.

For teams, Changelogy brings collaboration to the table: assign roles and permissions, invite colleagues, and let multiple contributors manage and publish updates seamlessly.

Need to surface updates inside your own application? Changelogy includes an embeddable widget, just one line of code, so your users can see release notes without leaving your product. It also integrates with tools like Slack to automatically notify your team (or even your users) whenever there’s a new release.

Finally: pricing is transparent, and you can use it for free. That makes Changelogy ideal not only for indie projects and early-stage startups, but also for growing SaaS products, mobile apps, internal tools, and API services, anyone who wants to build trust, increase transparency, and keep users informed about what’s new

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Changelogy is a modern, web-based platform built to make product changelogs beautiful, organized and desirable to read. Instead of stuffing release notes into hidden Markdown files or clunky documentation, Changelogy gives you a polished, brandable space to communicate every update, from new features to bug fixes, improvements, and deprecations, in a way that your users will actually open.

With support for rich text formatting, images, and videos, each changelog entry becomes more than a dry log, it becomes a meaningful announcement that shows your product is evolving. The platform supports customizable tags and categories so you can highlight new features, improvements, bug fixes, or “what’s next.”

Changelogy is designed with both flexibility and simplicity in mind. You can host your changelog on a public page or keep

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