Ship it, then actually announce it
You already shipped. Changelore turns that work into a public update and a post you can paste — in the same few minutes.
Solo, the changelog is the first thing to rot. You ship on Tuesday, mean to write it up, and three releases later nobody — including you — can say what changed. The tools built for this are priced for teams of twenty and want you to run a feedback board you do not have users for yet.
Flat $19, no seat math
One price, unlimited projects. No MAU metering, no per-seat upsell, no quote form.
Written from your commits
Your AI agent reads what you shipped and drafts the entry over MCP. You review it instead of writing it from a blank box.
A social post, generated with it
One click turns a published entry into a short post you can copy straight into X or LinkedIn — announcing is no longer a second chore.
A real page, in minutes
A hosted public page (your own domain when you want it), RSS and an API — no site to build, nothing to maintain.
> draft a changelog from this week's commits
Agent → drafts the entry. You publish.
> generate a social post for it
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https://yourapp.com/p/changelog/42
Copy → paste → back to building.Questions
- Is there a free tier?
- Yes — one project, 500 subscribers, the hosted public page, RSS, API and MCP access. Pro is $19/month when you outgrow it.
- Do I need to use an AI agent?
- No. You can write entries in the editor like any other tool. The agent is there for when you would rather review than write.
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