Changelogs your users will actually read

Turn your git commit log into a beautiful changelog

Paste a git log, a range of commits, or a PR diff and get a clean, categorized changelog in markdown, HTML, or ready-to-publish format — readable by engineers and end users alike.

Free tier — 10 / month No credit card Export in 3 formats
releasecast — changelog.md
git log (paste)
feat(auth): add magic link login
fix(api): handle webhook timeouts
feat(billing): monthly invoices
refactor(ui): split dashboard layout
BREAKING: drop /v1 endpoints
generated changelog

New

  • • Sign in with a magic link
  • • Monthly invoices

Fixed

  • • Webhook timeouts

Breaking

  • • Removed /v1 endpoints

Everything you need to stop writing changelogs by hand

Built for the developers and founders who ship every day.

Auto-categorized

Commits are sorted into Features, Fixes, Breaking, and more — automatically.

3 export formats

Ship as Markdown, HTML, or a ready-to-publish 'What's New' page.

Custom branding

Match your brand colors, logo, and voice. Your changelog, your style.

RSS feed

Every release gets an RSS entry so users never miss an update.

Version archiving

Tag releases and browse a full, searchable history of every version.

Understands context

Reads conventional commits, squashes, and PR titles to write copy that flows.

Private changelogs

Keep internal release notes private, or publish to a public page.

Seconds, not hours

From raw git log to polished changelog in under a minute.

From raw commits to published changelog in three steps

No setup. No config. Paste, generate, ship.

01

Paste your git log

Drop in a git log, a commit range, or a PR diff. Conventional commits are recognized automatically.

02

Generate & customize

ReleaseCast categorizes every change and writes clean, readable copy. Tweak the tone or branding.

03

Ship it

Export to Markdown, HTML, or publish to a hosted 'What's New' page with an RSS feed.

Simple pricing

Pay only when it saves you time

Start free. Upgrade the moment changelog day stops being a chore.

Free

For side projects and open source.

$0forever
  • 10 changelogs / month
  • Public changelogs only
  • Markdown & HTML export
  • Conventional commit support
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Pro

For founders and teams that ship.

$9/ month
  • Unlimited changelogs
  • Private changelogs
  • Custom branding & voice
  • RSS feed
  • Version-tag archiving
  • Priority generation

Lifetime Dev

For solo devs who hate subscriptions.

$49one-time
  • Everything in Pro
  • Pay once, yours forever
  • All future Pro features
  • Solo dev license

Prices in USD. Cancel anytime. 7-day free trial on Pro. No card required to start.

Loved by developers who ship

Join thousands of devs who stopped dreading changelog day.

"We used to put off release notes until the end of the sprint. Now we paste the git log and ship them in five minutes."
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Mara V.
Engineering Lead, fintech startup
"Our 'What's New' page used to be a wall of commit hashes. ReleaseCast turned it into something our customers actually read."
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Daniel R.
Founder, B2B SaaS
"I bought the lifetime plan the day I tried it. It pays for itself the first time you skip a changelog rewrite."
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Priya N.
Solo developer

Ship better release notes

Get one short email a month on writing changelogs developers actually read. No spam.

Frequently asked questions

Everything else you might want to know.

How does ReleaseCast read my git log?

Paste any raw git log, a commit range, or a PR diff. ReleaseCast parses conventional commit messages and groups them by category — Features, Fixes, Breaking, and more. You can also paste free-form commit messages.

Do I need to use conventional commits?

No. Conventional commits (feat:, fix:, etc.) are recognized automatically, but ReleaseCast also reads plain-English commit messages and PR titles. The cleaner your commits, the cleaner the output.

What formats can I export to?

Every changelog can be exported as Markdown, HTML, or a ready-to-publish 'What's New' page. Pro plans add a hosted page with RSS so users can subscribe to your releases.

Can I keep changelogs private?

Yes. Free changelogs are public. Pro and Lifetime Dev plans support private changelogs for internal release notes that never leave your team.

Is there a limit on the free plan?

The free plan includes 10 changelogs per month with public visibility and Markdown / HTML export. It's enough to try it on a real release cycle before upgrading.

What's the difference between Pro and Lifetime Dev?

Pro is $9/month and includes everything. Lifetime Dev is a one-time $49 payment for solo developers who prefer not to subscribe — same features, forever.