AI changelog generator

Your commits already wrote the changelog.

PatchNotes reads your GitHub history, groups the work by type, and drafts customer-facing release notes you only need to skim before publishing. Auto-publish on push, public page, embed anywhere.

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patchnotes.dev/my-app published
v2.4.0 Apr 12, 2026
New features
featCSV export for every report type
featTeammates can comment directly on entries
Bug fixes
fixDate filter keeps its value on refresh
fixLarge webhook payloads no longer 500
Performance
perfDashboard loads 40% faster with query caching
Commits in, release notes out

Fourteen messy commits become one clean release.

git log --oneline14 commits
a1f3c9wip
7b2e10feat: csv export on reports
c84d77fix stuff
e9a012feat: comments on entries
2d5f88asdf
b1c6a4fix: date filter resets on refresh
4f7e23Merge branch 'main'
9c0d51fix: 500 on webhook > 64kb
de83b2perf: cache dashboard queries
0a4419typo
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patchnotes.dev/my-apppublished
v2.4.0 Apr 12, 2026
New features
featCSV export for every report type
featTeammates can comment directly on entries
Bug fixes
fixDate filter keeps its value on refresh
fixLarge webhook payloads no longer 500
Performance
perfDashboard loads 40% faster with query caching
Writing the changelog is the work you do after the work has already been done.

PatchNotes reads your commits, rewrites them in plain English, and sorts them into features, fixes, and breaking changes. You skim a draft and hit publish — so every release ships with notes, without a founder writing them at midnight.

What you get
GitHub integration
Connect a repo and PatchNotes reads the commit history itself — conventional commits, squash merges, and raw logs all handled.
AI summarization
Messy messages get rewritten in plain English. “fix stuff” and “wip” turn into release notes a user can follow.
Auto-categorization
Features, fixes, performance, and breaking changes sorted automatically from commit type and message content.
Auto-publish on push
Tag a release and the changelog drafts itself, ready to skim and ship — the notes keep pace with the code.
Public page & widget
Host a changelog page on your own domain, or embed the latest entries anywhere with a drop-in widget.
Email digests
Subscribers get a tidy digest of what shipped, so your users hear about the release without checking for it.

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