BearLog
Tell your users what changed. Keep your wallet
BearLog launched on February 27, 2026 with 1 votes.
What it does
Bearlog is a focused changelog tool for indie makers and small SaaS teams who want to ship updates clearly without bloated product suites. What’s different: - Built changelog-first (not buried inside a huge roadmap/feedback tool) - Clean embeddable “What’s New” widget + public changelog page - Free core experience designed for small teams getting started - Lightweight setup so teams can publish updates fast and consistently Current launch phase: - Waitlist is open while we complete rollout
BearLog builds production software for its own products and custom systems for businesses with work that off-the-shelf tools cannot handle.
So we build it. BearLog makes the system you are currently holding together with spreadsheets, group chats and one person's memory. Queue, Heimdal, Pages, Memories and Scribe are ours. We designed them, built them, deployed them, and we are still changing them: the changelog is every change since June, written for the people using them rather than for us. That is a different education from shipping a project and walking away from it. Customers join the line from their phone. No app, no account, no password. Staff run the whole thing from one screen, and the wall display, the door and every phone in the room agree on who is next. A door kiosk that recognises faces on the device itself, keeps…from bearlog.app
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