Changelog
Let users see what changed instead of digging through git commits.
Users of portfolio tools had no visibility into what changed between versions — release notes were buried in commits or missing.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Users of portfolio tools had no way to know what changed between versions. Release notes were buried in git commits or missing entirely, leading to confusion about new features and breaking changes.
After
Provided transparency into development velocity and changes. Users can subscribe to updates for specific projects instead of asking what changed.
How it's solved
Built a public changelog that aggregates release notes across all portfolio projects into a unified timeline. Each entry includes version number, change type (feature, fix, improvement), affected projects, and links to relevant commits.
Trade-offs
Entries are written manually after each release — nothing auto-generates them from commit history yet.
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