Changelog

Tell customers what shipped.

Record each change with its pull request, ship it with the deploy that carries it, publish it on your own changelog site, and tell the people who asked for it.

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Changelog in Olamma, with sample data

Record it
as you build

Each change is one line customers understand, with a note only your team sees. Link it to its pull request, its task and the customer who asked, and it waits in the open release.

Features
  • New, improved or fixed

    One line in plain words, with more detail for customers if they need it.

  • Team notes

    Cause, risk and follow-up, kept from customers.

  • Team-only changes

    Record internal work without it reaching the public site.

  • Linked to the work

    Its pull request, its task and the support conversations behind it.

  • Agents record them too

    Coding agents add a change with each pull request through MCP.

  • Nothing lost

    A deleted change can be restored for 30 days.

Ships with
the deploy

A production deploy ships the open release with its version and commit. Changes whose pull requests missed the deploy wait for the next one, so nothing is announced early.

Features
  • Your release cycle

    Ship with every deploy, every week, two weeks or month, or by hand.

  • Nothing missing

    Every pull request in a release needs a change, or a reason it doesn't.

  • Dated versions

    Like 2026.10.31.1, in your changelog's time zone, or your own version numbers.

  • Leads publish

    Leads get an email when a release is waiting, and only they put it live.

  • Or publish on schedule

    Let scheduled releases go live without anyone pressing Publish.

  • Your repositories

    List the repositories a changelog follows, and each deploy is checked for pull requests without a change.

Your changelog,
and who reads it

Published releases appear on your own changelog site, with your logo and colour. Beside it, see who reads, which releases they open and what they searched for and didn't find.

Features
  • Filter and search

    Show only new things, improvements or fixes, and press / to search every update.

  • A link for each release

    Readers copy a link to one release and share it.

  • Matches your help site

    Use the same look as your help site, or set its own, in light or dark.

  • What's new in your apps

    A file your apps read to show a What's new screen, and an RSS feed for everyone else.

  • Readers, without cookies

    Visitors, release views, searches and shared links, each against the period before.

  • Most read releases

    Which updates people actually open.

  • Searches with no result

    What readers looked for and didn't find, to mention in a change or answer in the help site.

  • Where readers come from

    Sources, countries and devices. Your own previews never count.

Close
the loop

When a release is out, tell the people who asked for what shipped. Olamma finds them from the change, its task and the support conversations behind it.

Features
  • Reporters found for you

    People added to a change, whoever reported its task, and customers who wrote to support about it.

  • Public changes only

    Customers only hear about changes they can see on the public site.

  • Replies reach Support

    Customers are emailed through Support, so their replies reach your team.

  • Never twice

    Pressing Send again never repeats an email, and you can see whether each one was delivered.

  • Your words

    Write the message once. Each person's name, the change and the product are filled in.

  • Leads decide

    Only leads tell reporters, and only once customers can see the release.

And everything
else you need

  • One per product

    Who can see and change a changelog follows its product's project roles.

  • Agents ask to publish

    Agents record changes and check releases, then ask. A lead approves before customers see it.

  • In your time zone

    Schedules and version dates follow your changelog's time zone all year.

  • Your logo and colour

    Your logo on the site and in Olamma, and a brand colour for buttons and highlights.

  • Unpublish anytime

    Take a release off the public site, and readers no longer see it.

  • Old links keep working

    Change a changelog's address, and old links lead to the new one.

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