Shiplog

A public changelog that ships itself.

Connect your GitHub repo. Every week, shiplog turns your merged pull requests into a customer-facing entry, publishes it to your own branded page, and sends an opt-in digest to your users.

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No claims about conversion lift or retention — shiplog does one specific thing well. Below is a real entry it drafted.

A real weekly entry

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Shiplog drafted it on September 27, 2026 from the 17 pull requests merged into usememos/memos, a public open-source project, in the week of September 14, 2026. We have no connection to Memos; we used its public history because it is real. On your plan, each draft waits 48 hours for you to edit, publish or hold it, and publishes automatically if you do nothing.

Week of September 14, 2026

This week's update focuses on the stable 0.31.0 release, featuring enhanced data portability, improved search, and better database support.

New

Memo Archive for import and export
You can now export your memos and attachments as a ZIP-based Memo Archive. This format allows for easier backups and lets you move your notes between different Memos instances.
Search result highlighting
When searching for notes, matching terms within your memo content are now visually highlighted to help you find information faster.

Improved

Expanded tag autocomplete
Tag suggestions in the editor are now more flexible and behave consistently across different Markdown contexts, such as within links or near special characters.
Complete Turkish translations
The Turkish language interface is now fully translated, covering new features like Spaces, Map views, and archive management.

Fixed

Task list and link fixes
Numbered task lists now toggle correctly when clicked, and `tel:` or `sms:` links in Markdown will now render with the correct clickable format.
UI and PWA display improvements
Fixed an issue where attachment removal buttons were hidden on desktop, ensured blurred memo headers remain interactive, and updated the mobile status bar to respect dark mode.

Weekly drafts, one-click publish

Shiplog reads your merged PRs, drafts a human-readable weekly entry, and queues it for you. You review, tweak if you want, and publish — or set it to auto-publish after 48 hours.

Public, indexable, branded

Your changelog lives at your own shiplog subdomain with your key color and mark. Semantic HTML, JSON-LD, RSS feed included. Your users and search engines can actually find it.

A retention channel you own

Opt-in weekly email digest to your users, plus a tiny embed badge you can drop into your app to show 'what's new' without adding a third-party feed.

Questions

What does shiplog need access to?

A read-only GitHub personal access token with the repo scope, plus the owner/name of the repo you ship from. We only read merged pull requests; nothing we do writes to your code.

How does it decide what's new vs improved vs fixed?

The drafting model reads each PR's title, body, and labels. Labels like feature, bug, enhancement are strong hints; titles and bodies are the deciding signal. A PR can also land in no section if its purpose isn't customer-facing.

Can I edit a draft before it publishes?

Yes. Every weekly draft has a 48-hour review window. You can rewrite any entry, drop ones that aren't user-facing, or hold the whole week. If you don't act, the draft auto-publishes.

What if nothing was merged that week?

You get an honest "no merges this week" draft, which you can publish or skip. Shiplog never invents work that didn't happen.

Does this replace Canny, Productboard, or FeatureBase?

No. Those tools focus on collecting user feedback and managing an internal roadmap. Shiplog focuses on telling your users what you already shipped. Different job. They can coexist.

What happens if I cancel?

Cancel from the setup page you land on after checkout, or from the review link in any weekly draft email. Drafting and the weekly email stop at the end of the period you've paid for, or at the end of the free trial with no charge if you cancel during it. Your published changelog and its history stay online.

What's your refund policy?

Two automatic refund paths after the 14-day free trial. (1) If the weekly digest never sent in a billing period because our system failed, that period is refunded with no time window. (2) If our records show none of the period's drafts were opened or clicked, that period is refundable within 30 days of the period ending. Refunds run from the link in your shiplog receipt. Anything outside those two conditions — email shiplog@forage.bot and we'll work it out.