ChangelogPilot blog

Notes from building ChangelogPilot — product updates, and how small teams can ship changelogs their customers actually read. Follow along by RSS or Atom.

  1. Release notes vs changelog vs product updates: what to write where

    What release notes, changelogs, and product updates each are, who reads them, how deep each goes, and which channel each one belongs in.

  2. Changelog examples: a teardown of product changelogs worth copying

    Five product changelogs worth studying — the patterns behind them, and what a small SaaS team can steal: structure, cadence, voice, breaking changes.

  3. ChangelogPilot is live

    ChangelogPilot is live. Connect a GitHub repo, get a drafted changelog entry from your merged PRs, and publish — no writing required.

  4. Why we built ChangelogPilot instead of a better changelog editor

    Most changelog tools help you write faster. ChangelogPilot skips the writing. Here's why we think that's the actual problem worth solving.

  5. How to write a changelog people actually read

    A practical guide to writing changelog entries people actually read — categorising changes, handling breaking changes, and knowing what to leave out.