Release notes software that helps customers understand updates
Write release notes in the dashboard, publish to whatsnew.app, and make product updates easier to follow across every channel.
Why release notes get ignored
Teams ship features, but release notes are often buried in changelogs meant for developers, one-off email blasts, or docs pages no one revisits.
What good release notes software should do
- Make writing and publishing fast enough for every release
- Keep entries structured so readers can scan quickly
- Support rich text, images, and video when needed
- Provide a clean customer-facing reading experience
- Work for multiple products without extra complexity
Why the editor matters
Release notes only ship if writing stays frictionless. Most teams want title, rich body, and optional version and type in one place—then publish and move on.
How Paperstick works
Create a changelog, write an entry, and publish. Your update appears immediately on a hosted page at whatsnew.app/your-slug, ready to share from your app, docs, or onboarding—with an RSS feed, filters by update type, and a link straight to that entry.
Customer-facing vs developer-facing notes
Developer release logs are great for engineers. Customer-facing release notes should prioritize clarity, context, and readability for a broader audience. Paperstick is built for that customer-facing use case.
Want release notes people actually read?
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