AutoChangelog

Automatically create changelogs from your deployments.

AutoChangelog turns your pull requests, code diffs, and commits into clean, readable changelogs with no work on your part. Every deployment becomes a structured update that keeps users informed and teams aligned. Add a simple webhook, choose your preferences, and your changelog stays accurate across every project. No templates, no forgotten entries, just automatic documentation that keeps pace with how you ship.

Development · Project Management · Github

Features

Automated changelogs generated from PRs, commits, and code diffs
Clean, structured formatting that stays consistent across projects
Easy setup with a simple webhook
Zero writing required from developers
Reliable release history for users, support, and internal teams

Use Cases

AutoChangelog takes the work your team already does and turns it into clear, structured release notes without any extra effort. Every pull request, commit, and code change carries important context, but that context rarely makes its way into a readable changelog. This is the gap the tool fills.

Once you deploy, AutoChangelog analyzes pull requests, diffs, and commits and then produces a clean, consistent changelog that explains what shipped and why it matters. It keeps your release history accurate across all projects and removes the need for anyone on the team to stop what they are doing to write summaries.

The system runs quietly in the background and fits into your existing GitHub workflow. Add the webhook, set a few preferences, and everything stays aligned across your repos. Teams get a reliable record of changes, users understand what is new, and support or QA teams have a clear source of truth.

It is built for founders, indie devs, and product teams who want dependable documentation without slowing down their shipping process.

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Comments

Jon C. Phillips

Building Products / Growing Audiences / ...

AutoChangelog exists because teams ship code every day but rarely have the time or patience to document what changed. Users want clarity, support teams need context, and developers prefer to stay focused on building. I created this tool to bridge that gap by turning the work already happening in your pull requests into a clean, reliable changelog that updates itself. It removes a chore and replaces it with a system that keeps everyone aligned.

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