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Lytmark

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Embeddable changelog, roadmap & suggestions widget

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Embeddable changelog, roadmap & suggestions widget

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Free to try, no card required. — Changelog / Updates tab with rich posts (images, tags, scheduled publishing) — Public roadmap so users know what's coming — Suggestion box so users can tell you what they need — Analytics to see which posts get read, and by how many people — Full branding control — colors, position, icon, light/dark mode — Works on any stack — React, Vue, Webflow, Framer, plain HTML

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Most SaaS teams send update emails nobody reads, or post changelogs on a page nobody visits. Lytmark fixes that by putting your changelog, roadmap, and suggestion box directly inside your app — as a lightweight embeddable widget. How it works: Drop one script tag into your site. That's it. Your users get a "What's new" panel they can open anytime — without leaving your app. What you get: — Changelog / Updates tab with rich posts (images, tags, scheduled publishing) — Public roadmap so users know what's coming — Suggestion box so users can tell you what they need — Analytics to see which posts get read, and by how many people — Full branding control — colors, position, icon, light/dark mode — Works on any stack — React, Vue, Webflow, Framer, plain HTML Who it's for: Solo founders and small SaaS teams who ship fast and want their users to actually notice. If you've ever felt like you're shipping features into the void — Lytmark is for you. Why Lytmark over Beamer or AnnounceKit: — Flat pricing — $19/mo Pro, $49/mo Studio. No MAU-based billing that punishes your growth. — No "Powered by" badge on paid plans — Built on Cloudflare edge — widget loads instantly worldwide — Free plan available, no credit card required Built by a solo developer, for solo developers.

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Who actually needs a changelog widget? (and who doesn't)

Been thinking about this while building Lytmark not every SaaS needs a changelog tool, but some really do and don't realize it yet.

You probably need it if:

You ship updates regularly but announce them only in email newsletters nobody opens
Your support inbox gets "is X feature coming?" questions you've already answered on Twitter
Users churn because they don't know you fixed the thing that was bothering them
You have a public roadmap living in a Notion doc with a broken link in your footer
You've copy-pasted the same update into Slack, email, and Twitter and still feel like nobody saw it

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