Olvy Changelog - Write your changelog 10X faster with ChatGPT

Hey Folks! 👋 Arnob here again and pumped up to share Olvy Changelog - the best way to write & share your release notes. Anyone using Olvy till now was able to write changelogs, but that was just a simple vanilla way and we wanted to make this process better, faster, and more efficient. We used other features from Olvy’s Stack to achieve this, such as issues we collect as user feedback 💬 and to our surprise even Open AI gave us access to the all new ChatGPT API last week which worked wonders. Now with Olvy Changelog you can simply select the issues you resolving with this update or completing the feature requests and just add some content for the AI….. Voila 🔮 Your release notes are ready in seconds ✨ You can edit it manually or ask the AI to make changes. Once done, just hit 🤜🏻 publish. Features of Olvy Changelog 1. Write changelogs with AI 2. Pass context to AI by selecting issues 3. Ask AI to edit the generated release note 4. Automatically convert them into multiple languages 5. Notify users using email or in-app widgets 6. Easily collect user feedback on your changelog widget and webpage Apart from the above-mentioned ones, there are other features worth your attention like advanced theming support with custom CSS and dark mode support on our widgets (coming soon⚡️). I would love to have you all try it and share your feedback. Here are some gems 💎 that we host at Olvy: https://codesandbox.olvy.co/ https://lottiefiles.olvy.co/ https://polygon.olvy.co/

Happy to see this going live after all the hours spent on building it.

Wow , Super excited to test this out

Super excited to see you folks try Olvy's Changelog 🚀

A lot more exciting things to come!

Now that the product has a lot more things to offer, Olvy Changelog is where it all began! Great work team!

Finally, Its happening 🥳🥳

nice idea. Congrats guys on the launch!

Congrats on the launch, interesting use-case.

Howdy-do, Olvy Changelog!!! Congratulations on the launch of your project on Product Hunt! I'll test it! I have one little question. What was the most difficult part of the process?