Acme 3.0: realtime, everywhere
Live collaboration on every document, pages that load twice as fast, and Markdown in and out of the editor.
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The changelog written
from your code
Changelore turns your commits and pull requests into a polished changelog — drafted by your AI agent over MCP, not your support inbox. Published to a hosted page on your own domain, and served via API & RSS. Launching soon — join the waitlist for early access.
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changelore.app/p/acme
Changelog
/acme
v2.0 — Realtime collaboration
Multiple teammates can now edit the same draft at once, with presence cursors and instant sync.
v1.8 — Markdown everywhere
Paste Markdown straight into the editor, and read entries back as Markdown from the public API.
v1.7 — Faster public pages
Cache-friendly responses cut public changelog load times roughly in half.
A changelog, not a suite
Changelog tools keep drifting in two directions. In both, your release notes end up living inside someone else's product.
Feedback suites
Ideas, upvotes, roadmaps — and the changelog tacked on at the end as the tail of a voting funnel.
Engagement platforms
Widgets, popups, push, NPS surveys. Your release notes become one more channel to be nudged through.
What we do instead
Changelore stays a changelog. It's written from your commits, it lives on your domain, and it's readable through your own API and RSS. No boards to moderate, no popups to configure — and nothing that makes your updates harder to take with you.
Everything you need to ship updates
From a polished editor to a developer-grade API and AI automation — Changelore covers the whole changelog workflow.
Rich changelog editor
Write entries in a Tiptap editor — headings, lists, code, tables, math, and Markdown. Stored as HTML + JSON.
Hosted public page
A clean, ready-made timeline at /p/your-slug with zero setup. Newest updates first, sanitized and fast.
Embed anywhere
A fast keyed read API returns your published entries as JSON — drop them into your app, site, or in-app widget.
AI-agent ready (MCP)
Manage changelogs straight from Claude Desktop or Claude Code: list, create, write, and publish — all as MCP tools.
Draft → Publish
Save drafts privately and publish when ready. Publish time is recorded automatically for you.
Personal Access Tokens
Non-interactive API access for scripts and CI. Tokens are stored hashed and can be revoked anytime.
Subscriptions built in
Upgrade in-app through Clerk Billing. Plan status updates automatically via webhooks — no manual reconciliation.
Yours by default
Strict per-account isolation and XSS-safe rendering. You only ever see and edit your own projects.
New · Release notes
For the launches a changelog can’t hold
Some updates need more than three lines. Publish long-form release notes right next to your changelog — no separate blog to run, no second audience to grow.
- Long-form posts with a cover image, excerpt and permalink.
- Drafted by your agent from the changelog you already published.
- Emailed to subscribers, posted to Slack or Discord, with its own RSS feed.
- Same page, same brand, same domain — at /notes.
acme.com/notes
Acme
What’s new in Acme
ChangelogRelease notes
How we rebuilt search from scratch
A look inside the new index — and the three things you can now find in one query.
For product & marketing
No terminal required
Write the update, pick a date, and Changelore does the rest — the hosted page, the emails, and a post you can paste straight into X or LinkedIn.
- A rich editor — images, video, tables. No Markdown to learn.
- Schedule an entry and it publishes itself, on the day you picked.
- Subscribers get the email the moment it goes live.
- Your domain, your logo, your brand colour — no setup call.
- See which updates people actually read.
AI social post — generated from the entry
We just shipped rich Slack & Discord cards ✨ Your changelog now lands in your team's channel as a proper card — title, tags and an excerpt, not a bare link. Read the full note → changelore.app/p/acme
For developers
A clean API and an MCP server
Pull your published changelog into any app, or let an AI agent manage it for you. Everything the dashboard does is available programmatically.
- Keyed and keyless public read endpoints, paginated.
- Read entries back as HTML or Markdown.
- Personal Access Tokens for scripts & CI.
- Remote MCP server — no install, just a URL + token.
Read API
curl -H "X-API-KEY: <key>" \
https://api.changelore.app/api/v1/projects/<id>/changelogsMCP server
claude mcp add --transport http \
changelore https://api.changelore.app/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer pat_…"Simple, honest pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you outgrow it.
Free
$0/ month
- 1 project
- 500 subscribers
- Public changelog page
- RSS, API & MCP access
Most popular
Pro
$19/ month
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited projects
- 10,000 subscribers
- 3 team members
- Custom domain & no branding
- Multi-language & webhooks
- Public-page customization
- AI social posts
- Long-form release notes
Team
$49/ month
- Everything in Pro
- Up to 10 team members
- 10,000 subscribers
Plans go live at launch. Join the waitlist for early access.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Changelore?
- A changelog as a service: publish product updates to a ready-made public page, serve it on your own domain, expose it via a REST API and RSS feed, or author entries straight from your AI agent.
- How is Changelore different from Headway, Beamer or Canny?
- It's AI-agent-native. Your AI agent (Claude Code or Desktop) writes and publishes changelog entries over MCP with full context of your repo, commits and PRs — not a generic in-app AI assistant that guesses from a title box.
- Is there a free plan?
- Yes. The free tier includes a project, the hosted public page, RSS, the public API and MCP access. Pro unlocks custom domains, team members, multi-language, webhooks and higher limits.
- Can I use my own domain?
- Yes, on paid plans — verify a custom domain by DNS and your public changelog is served there, while admin and API stay on the main domain.
- Can I embed the changelog in my own app?
- Yes. A fast public REST API (keyed or keyless) and an RSS/Atom feed let you render updates in your own stack and design — no lock-in third-party widget.
- Can my AI agent publish updates?
- Yes. Changelore exposes an MCP server (remote over OAuth or a token, or local stdio). Your agent can create, write and publish entries, and a draft_changelog prompt guides it to draft a release from your recent changes for review.
- What's the difference between a changelog and release notes?
- A changelog is a short, dated entry every time you ship. Release notes are long-form posts for the bigger launches — why it matters and how to use it. Changelore publishes both on the same page, each with its own RSS feed.
- How do my users find out about updates?
- Email subscribers are notified automatically on publish, and outbound webhooks can post a new entry directly into a Slack or Discord channel.
