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ReleaseLog
AI changelog, roadmap & feature requests for founders
Most indie founders ship great products in silence. Their users have no idea what changed or what’s coming next. ReleaseLog fixes that. Public changelog, roadmap, and feature requests all in one place. The AI writing assistant turns rough notes into polished updates in seconds. Subscribers get notified automatically. No annual contracts. Free forever plan, AI included.
Most indie founders build great products and tell nobody. Their users have no idea what changed, what's coming, or whether their feedback is being heard. And users who feel uninformed don't stick around, they churn quietly, without explanation, often because they didn't know about a feature that would have kept them.
ReleaseLog is built to fix that. Public changelog, roadmap, and feature requests in one place. The AI writing assistant turns rough notes into polished updates in seconds. Subscribers get notified automatically. The embeddable widget puts a "What's New" button directly inside your product.
Free to start. $12/month after that. AI included. No annual contracts.
I've spent the last few weeks having genuine conversations with founders on Indie Hackers before today, building relationships before asking for anything. If you're reading this and we've spoken over the last few weeks, thank you. You're the reason this launch isn't cold.
Happy to answer any questions about the product, the build, or the journey. Ask me anything. 🙏
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About ReleaseLog on Product Hunt
“AI changelog, roadmap & feature requests for founders”
ReleaseLog was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #122 on the daily leaderboard. Most indie founders ship great products in silence. Their users have no idea what changed or what’s coming next. ReleaseLog fixes that. Public changelog, roadmap, and feature requests all in one place. The AI writing assistant turns rough notes into polished updates in seconds. Subscribers get notified automatically. No annual contracts. Free forever plan, AI included.
ReleaseLog was featured in Productivity (651.8k followers), SaaS (42k followers) and Developer Tools (512.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 245.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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ReleaseLog
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Here's the honest story of why this exists.
Most indie founders build great products and tell nobody. Their users have no idea what changed, what's coming, or whether their feedback is being heard. And users who feel uninformed don't stick around, they churn quietly, without explanation, often because they didn't know about a feature that would have kept them.
ReleaseLog is built to fix that. Public changelog, roadmap, and feature requests in one place. The AI writing assistant turns rough notes into polished updates in seconds. Subscribers get notified automatically. The embeddable widget puts a "What's New" button directly inside your product.
Free to start. $12/month after that. AI included. No annual contracts.
I've spent the last few weeks having genuine conversations with founders on Indie Hackers before today, building relationships before asking for anything. If you're reading this and we've spoken over the last few weeks, thank you. You're the reason this launch isn't cold.
Happy to answer any questions about the product, the build, or the journey. Ask me anything. 🙏