| I hate writing changelogs. So usually, I don't. When I have, they've gotten stale or were way too technical for my audience. At the same time I recognize they are critical for illustrating momentum to customers, investors, and colleagues. So I built a tool to make it effortless, automatic, and something I'd never have to think about again. My solution is simple:
1. Connect a repo
2. Done SuprLogs reads every commit diff, generates analysis, writes unified changelog entries from that analysis, publishes, updates, etc. all on autopilot. It's basically a set-it-and-forget it system. A few really cool features that I haven't seen anywhere else include:
- Ability to connect multiple repos to create a single unified changelog
- Ability to ingest every historic commit and backfill a changelog to the present day
- Ability to set a custom system prompt to guide the writing style
- Kanban style theme, similar to how PostHog does their changelog I'd especially love feedback on:
- Is the tool is useful with it's current features? What's it missing?
- Do you like the themes?
- Do you trust it with private repos?
- Do you understand the value prop from the homepage? Anyone can use it. It's free forever for public repos. And there's a no-credit-card free trial with all the bells and whistles if you want to give it a deeper dive (private repos, analytics, teams, etc). Happy to answer any questions about the tech, orchestration, durability, security, etc. |