Writing changelogs is one of those tasks in technical writing that’s important but nobody enjoys. So we automated it.
This app connects to a private GitHub repository, lets you set a date range, and generates a polished, user-facing changelog from your recent commits. No manual sifting through git history required.
The results are stored so you always have a record.
We built it for our consultancy engagements and as a real-world example inside our upcoming course, Mastering and Managing Documentation with AI.
The screenshot shows it in action: pulling a week’s worth of commits into a structured release summary, complete with version numbers across Desktop, Android, and iOS.
Interested in what AI can do for your documentation workflows? Check out the course or send us a message directly.
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