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Dev tools · May 16, 2026

ShipLog

Stop shipping in silence.

ShipLog launched on May 16, 2026 with 7 votes, #1,574 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

What it does

Connect your GitHub repository and automatically generate beautiful, user-facing changelogs from your merged pull requests. You can create a project, link your repos, and generate a changelog with just a click. It helps you maintain visibility on your work and reduces support tickets by showing users that you are actively shipping updates. The service provides a public changelog page, marketing site widget, and even sends weekly email digests to keep your users informed about the latest changes.

Connect your GitHub repo, and ShipLog generates beautiful, user-facing changelogs from your merged PRs.

Create a project, connect your repos. When you're ready to ship a version, hit Generate — Whobee reads every PR since your last release and writes the whole changelog. You review, edit, and publish. One published entry fans out to every channel your users already watch — the public changelog, your marketing site, their inbox, their feed reader. More visibility on the work you're already doing. Fewer “is this still maintained?” tickets. Higher retention. Hosted, branded, linkable from your nav. Users stop asking if you're still shipping — they can see it. Every update is SEO‑indexed so prospects find you searching for the feature they need. We finally fixed that off-by-one in the exponential…from shiplog.today

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