CoNote.io
An automatic logbook of every change in your company
CoNote.io launched on July 21, 2026 with 15 votes, #1,090 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
A KPI in your company drops and nobody knows why. So the hunt begins: dig through old Slack, check who paused which campaign, ask engineering what shipped. Google Analytics tells you a KPI moved, never what caused it. And the shared spreadsheet everyone promised to fill in died months ago. CoNote is your company logbook. Connect your tools and every deploy, campaign change, tag edit and price update lands on one shared timeline. A KPI moves, you open that date, you see what changed.
Your analytics show a metric moved. CoNote shows what moved it: every deploy, campaign, and config change on one shared timeline the whole company can read.
CoNote records every deploy, campaign, and config change on one shared timeline. The day a metric moves, the reason is already logged. You know it from everyday operations: a metric shifts overnight and the whole team starts guessing. Same scene in every department, different channel, same gap: So the archaeology begins: grep Slack, ask around, try to remember who touched what. The answer was never missing. It just wasn’t written down anywhere. No code to install, no engineering sprint. Each source connects the way you’d hope: paste a URL, click authorize, or drop in a file. Your logbook is collecting within minutes. From then on the timeline writes itself. Every deploy, budget change,…from conote.io
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