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A changelog that writes itself:
From user requests or GitHub commits

Nolt is where your users request and track feedback. When you ship, it
automatically turns those exact requests into polished release notes.

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Nolt powers product communication for teams around the globe

Changelog: Close the feedback loop

Nolt connects your feedback board, roadmap, and changelog in one place. Collect requests, prioritise and plan on your roadmap, then announce what shipped — and show users their feedback made a difference.

Host on your own domain

Publish your changelog on your own branded domain for a seamless customer experience.

In-app changelog widget

Surface changelog updates directly inside your product without users having to visit a separate page.

Announce via emails

Email subscribers when new entries publish so customers see every release without checking the page.

Beautiful design

Match your changelog to your brand with full control over colors, formatting, and privacy settings.

MCP server

Connect Nolt to your AI tools via MCP. Let Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client query your changelog and feedback board directly.

Multi language support

Translate changelog entries so every customer reads updates in their own language.

Generate changelogs from feedback posts 💬

Select completed feedback posts and Nolt's AI drafts a polished changelog entry from the original request. Just review and publish.

Writes in your voice

Feed Nolt a few examples of your existing entries and AI drafts will match your tone instead of sounding like a generic product update.

Select posts, set grouping

Pick one or more completed feedback posts and tell Nolt how many changelog entries to generate. Group related requests into a single entry or keep them separate.

Full control

Nolt's AI handles the first draft. You review, edit, and decide what your users see.

Generate changelogs from GitHub commits ⑂

Connect your GitHub repo, pick the commits you want to write about, and Nolt's AI drafts a polished changelog entry.

From dev jargon to plain English

AI rewrites raw commit messages into updates your users actually understand.

Select commits, set grouping

Pick one or more commits and tell Nolt how many changelog entries to generate. Group related changes in a single entry or keep them separate.

Safe by design

Nolt connects with read-only repo access. Your code is never at risk and you can revoke access anytime from your dashboard.

Design changelog updates your way 🎨

Create clean, structured changelog entries and release notes using markdown, custom fields, and flexible formatting.

Schedule posts in advance

Plan and schedule changelog entries ahead of time so updates go live exactly when you want them to.

Custom fields

Add structured metadata to every changelog entry — like release type, product area, or version number — to keep your updates organized and searchable.

Rich editor with quick formatting

Write polished changelog entries with a full rich text editor, markdown support, images, and code blocks.

Categories and labels

Tag entries by type — new feature, improvement, bug fix — so users can filter and find the updates that matter to them.

From user feedback to changelog updates

Start by collecting feedback on your Nolt board. As ideas gain traction, prioritize and plan them on your roadmap. When features are ready, publish a changelog entry to keep users informed — and show them their feedback made a difference.

Collect feedback

Capture feature requests and ideas from your users directly on your Nolt feedback board.

Prioritise what matters

Use votes, discussions, and user segments to identify the ideas worth building.

Keep users in the loop

Share progress updates so users know their feedback is being acted on.

Close the loop

When a feature ships, publish a changelog entry linked to the original feedback post.

FAQ
Need help? Start here

What is a changelog?

A changelog is a chronological record of the updates, improvements, and fixes made to a product over time. It answers three questions for users: what changed, when, and why it matters. Most are organized newest-first by date or version, so anyone can scan the latest release at a glance.

What should be included in a changelog?

A good changelog should include new features, improvements, and bug fixes, grouped by category. Each entry needs a clear title, a short description written for users rather than engineers, a category tag, and a date. For visual changes, a screenshot or short video makes the update easier to grasp.

What is the difference between release notes and a changelog?

A changelog is a running, technical record of every change to a product — written for developers and power users who want the full history. Release notes are curated for a broader audience, highlighting the features, improvements, and fixes that matter to end users, in plain language. In practice, many teams use them interchangeably — a useful convention, not a strict rule.

How does the GitHub integration work?

Install the Nolt app from GitHub Marketplace, then connect your repository in board settings. Once connected, you can create GitHub issues from feedback posts — automatically or on demand — and keep their status in sync using sync rules. The same connection lets Nolt draft changelog entries straight from your repo's commits.

How does Nolt generate changelog entries?

Nolt's AI-generated changelog pulls from two sources: completed feedback posts on your board, or commits from your connected GitHub repo. You pick what to write about and how to group the entries, and Nolt drafts clear, user-facing copy from the underlying changes — turning raw commits and posts into something your customers can actually read.

Does the AI publish entries automatically?

No. The AI generates a draft, but nothing goes live until you review and approve it. You stay in full control of wording, grouping, and timing — editing a solid draft takes seconds, while the AI handles the tedious first pass of turning changes into readable entries.

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The changelog software teams trust

We are big fans of Nolt. The amount of feedback, feature requests and discussions has increased significantly. With the voting system, it never feels overwhelming. We are so much more in control of our roadmap and closer to the community with our releases.

Bastian Allgeier

Kirby CMS

Nolt made it easy to publish our product roadmap for users and collect feedback directly from our customers. Nolt is by far the easiest tool on the market for accomplishing a public roadmap and collecting customer feedback.

Michi Huber

Founder, Arc Studio

Nolt is great for collecting feedback and feature requests from our community of creators. It's given us clarity on what to build next for our users and has helped us improve our product decisions.

Khanan Grauer

CEO, Kommodo

A changelog that writes itself:From user requests or GitHub commits