Release v0.2.0
New Features
7Send changelog updates to Slack and Discord
You can now connect Slack or Discord webhooks so new releases get posted automatically—handy for keeping your team or community in the loop without manual copy/paste.
Email updates: instant notifications + weekly/monthly digests
Let people subscribe to your updates and get emailed when you ship—either instantly or as a digest (weekly/monthly). Includes verification and an easy unsubscribe link.
Schedule changelog releases ahead of time
Publish now or set a date/time to release later—useful for coordinating announcements across time zones.
Set up recurring auto-releases for your changelog
Turn on an auto-release schedule (weekly/biweekly/monthly) to automatically generate and publish changelog updates on a cadence.
Invite teammates with role-based access
Add team members to your workspace and control what they can do with roles like owner/editor/viewer—so shipping updates is a team sport.
Embed widget now has an “Ask” tab for customer messages
Your changelog widget can now collect customer messages right alongside updates. Visitors can start a conversation and you can follow up from your inbox.
Public feature request board with voting
You can now publish a feature requests page where users submit ideas and vote—making it easier to see what people want most.
Improvements
2“You asked, we shipped” links requests to the release that delivered it
When you publish a changelog, Schedule & Chill can automatically match it to related feature requests—so customers can see their feedback turned into shipped work.
Connected Accounts page for managing GitHub access
There’s now a dedicated settings page to help you manage GitHub permissions and connections more easily.
Bug Fixes
6GitHub repo list is more reliable across multiple org installs
Fixed an issue where repositories could disappear when you had the GitHub App installed in more than one org/account.
Version numbers and release announcements are now more consistent
Fixed cases where new changelogs could reuse the wrong version number, and where the announcement modal could show an older release instead of the latest.
Regenerating a changelog works even if AI context is missing
If a changelog doesn’t have AI “snapshot” data, regeneration now falls back gracefully instead of failing.
Fixed overlap between the widget and announcement modal
The widget and announcement modal no longer fight for attention—toggles behave predictably, and the “sync” button works again.
Widget popups no longer clash with the modal (and are easier to open)
Fixed cases where multiple UI surfaces showed at once. Clicking the popup now opens a sidebar panel instead, and the popup no longer auto-dismisses unexpectedly.
Fixed cover image uploads and custom date ranges
Resolved issues that could prevent cover images from uploading correctly and could break custom date range selections.
Security
1Fixed access issues for team members and reduced inbox errors
Team permissions are now enforced more consistently, preventing confusing “no access” states, and an inbox-related error was fixed.
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