changes.watch — the community-rated changelog for the software ecosystem. One place to discover, rate, discuss and subscribe to important changes across SaaS, APIs, devtools, pricing pages, docs, terms, and platforms.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m building changes.watch — the community-rated changelog for the software ecosystem.
Every product we depend on changes constantly: APIs, pricing, limits, docs, terms, security notes, features, deprecations, integrations. But these updates are scattered across changelogs, blogs, GitHub releases, docs, pricing pages, emails and terms pages.
So I built changes.watch to bring important product changes into one public feed.
You can:
• discover changes across SaaS, APIs, devtools and platforms
• follow products you depend on
• rate updates as Useful, Noise, Risky, Broke or Try
• subscribe to product-change digests
• audit your dev stack against recent updates
• submit missing changes
• explore product timelines in one place
The MVP is already live with 40 tracked products, 1,000+ updates, 8 categories and 1,700+ update signals.
This is not another website monitoring tool. The goal is to build a community intelligence layer for product changes — so developers, founders, security teams and product teams can understand what actually matters.
changes.watch is built on Vercel, and we’re launching during Vercel Day.
I’d love your feedback:
1. Which products should we track next?
2. What changes do you usually miss?
3. Would you use a weekly digest for your stack?
Also experimenting with changelogs.wtf as a more viral weekly digest — because changelogs are kind of broken 😅
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honestly this is pretty cool, the idea of a community-rated changelog across so many tools is something i wish existed ages ago. one thing that would be really useful though is some kind of weekly digest or email summary so you can actually keep up without checking the site constantly. would love to see that added.
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@golgelisem16238 Thanks a lot, this is exactly the pain that pushed me to build Changes.Watch.
The weekly digest is already part of the product: you can pick the tools you care about and get a summary instead of checking every changelog manually. I’m trying to keep it signal-first, so it focuses on changes that may actually require attention: breaking changes, deprecations, pricing/API changes, security updates, etc.
Curious: what tools would you want in your weekly digest first?
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Launch-day update: the strongest feedback so far is that people want Changes.Watch to save them from checking dozens of changelogs every week.
I’m currently tracking which categories are most useful first: breaking changes, deprecations, pricing/API changes, security updates, and production-impacting changes.
If you try it today, I’d love to know:
- which tools you follow;
- which type of update matters most;
- what would make the weekly digest genuinely useful.
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Finally somewhere I can see pricing tweaks and API changes without bookmarking ten different changelogs. The community rating idea is genuinely smart.
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@erturul10199199 Thank you, Ertuğrul — that’s exactly the problem I wanted to solve.
Pricing tweaks and API changes can be especially easy to miss until they suddenly affect a project. Which tools would you most want to monitor for these updates?
honestly this is pretty cool, the idea of a community-rated changelog across so many tools is something i wish existed ages ago. one thing that would be really useful though is some kind of weekly digest or email summary so you can actually keep up without checking the site constantly. would love to see that added.
@golgelisem16238 Thanks a lot, this is exactly the pain that pushed me to build Changes.Watch.
The weekly digest is already part of the product: you can pick the tools you care about and get a summary instead of checking every changelog manually. I’m trying to keep it signal-first, so it focuses on changes that may actually require attention: breaking changes, deprecations, pricing/API changes, security updates, etc.
Curious: what tools would you want in your weekly digest first?
Launch-day update: the strongest feedback so far is that people want Changes.Watch to save them from checking dozens of changelogs every week.
I’m currently tracking which categories are most useful first: breaking changes, deprecations, pricing/API changes, security updates, and production-impacting changes.
If you try it today, I’d love to know:
- which tools you follow;
- which type of update matters most;
- what would make the weekly digest genuinely useful.
Finally somewhere I can see pricing tweaks and API changes without bookmarking ten different changelogs. The community rating idea is genuinely smart.
@erturul10199199 Thank you, Ertuğrul — that’s exactly the problem I wanted to solve.
Pricing tweaks and API changes can be especially easy to miss until they suddenly affect a project. Which tools would you most want to monitor for these updates?