ShipNote turns rough release bullets, a git log, or a public GitHub repo into a five-channel pack: changelog, customer email, social posts, GitHub Release, and Discord/Slack note. It drops chore and merge noise and can reuse previous Release notes for continuity without inventing features. Copy all five free, downloadtxt, share, or print—no account. A GitHub Action can add the pack to tag builds. The $19 one-time Launch Pack adds full markdown, per-channel ZIP files, and a 14-day refund.

Shipping the feature is half the job. The other half is telling customers, GitHub, social, and the team — usually by rewriting the same bullets four more times. ShipNote is a free page that does that rewrite. Paste rough bullets, a git log, or type your public owner/repo and hit Load & generate. You get a changelog, a customer email, social posts, a GitHub Release body, and a Discord or Slack note. Copy them. No account. The $19 Launch Pack is only if you want the full markdown and a zip of per-channel files. The free pack stays free. If you just tagged something, put your public repo — or the Release URL / owner/repo@tag — in the field on the first screen. A named Release uses those notes, not the raw commits. Tell me what came out wrong.

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Messy release bullets → a five-channel pack

Messy release bullets → a five-channel pack