CSV export
Export any report to CSV from the Share menu. The columns match what you see on screen.
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CSV export
UseChangelog gives your product a public changelog and an in-app widget. Write a post once, and people see it on your site and inside your app.
The problem
Most small teams already write down what they ship. The trouble is where it ends up.
A page called “Releases” that only people with the link can find, three clicks deep.
A #shipped channel your team reads and your customers never see.
Release notes written for developers: commit hashes, PR numbers, no context.
So users miss what you built, and support keeps answering questions about features that shipped last month.
How it works
Use a plain Markdown editor. Tag it New, Improved or Fixed, then publish.
Markdown editor
Every post lands on a clean public changelog at usechangelog.com/your-product. Link to it from your docs and emails.
usechangelog.com/acme
Add one script tag. Your app gets a small “What’s new” panel with your latest posts.
widget.js
Example
A public page with every post dated and tagged. Here is a sample for a product called Acme.
Acme / Changelog
usechangelog.com/acme
Export any report to CSV from the Share menu. The columns match what you see on screen.
Search now shows results while you type and matches partial words, so “inv” finds every invoice.
Reminders now go out in each teammate’s local time zone instead of the workspace default.
Acme will follow your system theme, with a manual switch in settings for when you want the opposite.
Widget
Paste the snippet before the closing body tag. A “What’s new” panel then shows your latest posts inside your app.
<script
src="https://usechangelog.com/widget.js"
data-project="acme"
data-trigger="#whats-new"
defer
></script>New, Sep 30, 2026
CSV export
Improved, Sep 22, 2026
Search as you type
View all updates
Preview only. The widget isn’t live yet.
Who it’s for
You ship every week and you’re the whole team. Posting an update should take two minutes, not an afternoon.
Product, design and engineering publish from one place, in one voice, without a release-management process.
Next
Publishing is part of a monthly plan. Pricing will be shared at launch.
We’re getting ready to launch. Sign-up opens soon.