DeployLog - Turn git commits into public changelogs.
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DeployLog turns a release into a changelog entry from the CLI or a GitHub Action, and delivers it to a hosted page, an embeddable widget, RSS/JSON feeds, and your subscribers' inboxes. Free for three projects.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Marko, a solo dev. DeployLog turns a release into a published changelog straight from your CLI or a GitHub Action, no dashboard detour. The idea: your commits are already the changelog.
I built it because the tools I tried were priced and built for marketing teams, not for people who ship from a terminal.
• deploylog push --from-git or a GitHub Action turns a release into an entry
• It lands on a hosted page, an embeddable widget (<4KB), RSS/JSON feeds, and an email digest to subscribers, all at once
• Optional AI summaries (Claude Haiku) rewrite raw commits into readable notes you review before publishing
• One-click import from GitHub Releases, so you don't start from an empty page
If you keep a CHANGELOG.md by hand, this is the layer that gets it in front of users: hosted page, widget, RSS, email, all from the one entry.
Flat pricing, never per visitor. Free for three projects. Pro is $19/mo. The CLI, widget, and GitHub Action are MIT-licensed.
It's early, and I'd genuinely love your feedback, especially on the pipeline workflow. What would make this a no-brainer for your team?
Founding price through Oct 31: 25% off Pro for as long as you stay subscribed. Use code FOUNDING at checkout.