Every release, written down.

logg turns shipped work into automatic release notes. Put a useful changelog in your product and send customers a branded weekly update, without writing the same news twice.

npm install -g logg-sh && logg login

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Generate and publish release communication from connected product sources with review, targeting, and editions.

Teams can turn repo and tracker evidence into customer-ready notes without leaving the workspace.

Features

  • Generate and publish release communication from connected product sources with review, targeting, and editions.

    Teams can turn repo and tracker evidence into customer-ready notes without leaving the workspace.

  • Send changelog campaigns and scheduled deliveries, including subscriber preferences and sender-domain setup.

    Customers can announce releases on a controlled schedule instead of only posting a public page.

  • Import existing changelogs, recover from failed imports, and guide readers through upgrades.
  • Invite collaborators, manage project access, and review changelog revisions before they go live.
  • Track public engagement and project analytics for published changelogs.

Improvements

  • Harden GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket source access and keep release evidence within the connected project.

    Publishing stays grounded in the repos you actually connected, which is safer for first customers.

  • Require tracking opt-in in embeds and keep React client code from leaking server-only boundaries.
  • Preserve unmanaged changelog content when a complete history sync runs.
  • Align packaged CLI version metadata with the runtime version.

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How it works

Ship

A release publishes, a tag lands, a PR merges, or a quiet period ends — however this repository ships, logg notices.

Gather

Commits in the window, merged pull requests with their descriptions, completed Linear issues, the changed files, your own notes.

Write

Your product context and source evidence become clear, categorized release notes. References stay attached, and you can edit the words whenever you need to.

Publish

Publish to your page, product and feeds with the review policy you choose. Bring the week's releases together in one branded customer update.

What it writes · illustrative example

2.4.0Aug 26, 2026

Exports that survive the spreadsheet

CSV export keeps formulas and long numbers intact.

Features

  • Export any view as CSV

    Formulas, long ids, and dates arrive exactly as displayed.

  • Add saved filters to exports

Fixes

  • Repaired timezone drift on scheduled reports
  • Security improvements applied.

Written from 23 commits, 6 pull requests, and 4 Linear issues. The security fix folded itself into one deliberately vague line — the full wording lives in the internal edition.

Why logg

A changelog is a promise that somebody is paying attention. Most break it quietly — the record falls a release behind, then a quarter. logg keeps the promise structural: if it shipped, it is written down.

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Where it lands

Public page

logg.sh/your-project

React

@logg-sh/react

Embed

an iframe that sizes itself

REST API

typed JSON, CORS on

MCP

your agent reads the record

CLI

logg publish, from the shell

Slack · Discord

each room its edition

RSS + feeds

rss, json, md, llms.txt

Pricing

Free

$0one project, forever

  • 1 project
  • unlimited publishing and history
  • 10 AI drafts/month per workspace
  • 50 subscribers per project
  • page · embed · API · feeds
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Pro

$29/mo · or $288/year ($24/mo)

  • 3 projects
  • branded weekly customer updates
  • writing that knows your product and voice
  • upgrade guides and action analytics
  • internal edition · custom domain · file sync
  • 500 subscribers per project
  • 300 AI drafts/month per workspace
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Publishing and stored history stay unlimited. Writer allowances are shared across each workspace; subscriber limits apply to each project. The optional no-card Pro trial includes 30 AI drafts, 5 premium runs and 50 subscribers per project for 14 days. History imports use a separate one-time allowance. No content is deleted when a trial ends.

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