Changelog
Ship it. Then say so.
A public changelog, an in-app “What’s new” widget and email digests. Every entry links back to the requests that inspired it, so the people who asked are the first to know.
Acme now follows your system theme. You can also switch it by hand under Settings → Appearance.
- New · Sep 12Dark mode is hereYou voted for this. Thanks for asking!
- Sep 03Faster CSV exports
- Aug 27Custom board domains
Close the loop
Release notes that remember who asked.
Link an entry to the feedback posts that inspired it. When you publish, those posts move to Shipped and every voter is told, by email and in-app.
Customers can see that their feedback led somewhere, and that makes them more likely to give it again.
On publish
- 2 linked posts moved to Shipped
- 279 voters emailed · 1,904 subscribers in digest
- Widget badge shown to signed-in users
- changelog.published webhook delivered
Write & publish
Markdown in. A good-looking page out.
Write in Markdown, save drafts, and publish when you’re ready. The public page matches your workspace branding and is server-rendered for SEO.
You can also ask your AI assistant through MCP to create_changelog_entry from this week’s shipped posts. You review the draft and publish it.
# Dark mode is here Acme now follows your **system theme**. Switch it by hand under Settings → Appearance. ## What changed - Every screen, chart and email - Embeds respect data-theme - Contrast checked, both themes 
Acme now follows your system theme. Switch it by hand under Settings → Appearance.
What changed- Every screen, chart and email
- Embeds respect data-theme
- Contrast checked, both themes
In-app widget
One script tag. Zero layout shift.
Drop the widget into your product and a “What’s new” badge appears for users who haven’t seen your latest entry. It sets no cookies, needs no login, and follows your theme.
<!-- Dawnly changelog widget -->
<script
src="https://cdn.dawnly.io/widget.js"
data-workspace="acme"
data-theme="auto"
defer></script>
<button data-dawnly-changelog>What’s new</button>- cookies set
- 0
- layout shift
- 0 px
- themes: light, dark, auto
- 3
Everything else a changelog needs.
Email digests
Subscribers get new entries in their inbox. No template builder to configure.
SEO-ready pages
Each entry gets its own server-rendered page with proper metadata and a link people can share.
API & webhooks
Create entries from CI, or post to Slack when
changelog.publishedfires.