v1.2.0Ship updates your customers actually read

A What's New widget, done right.

Publish versioned release notes in seconds and drop a single embed on your site. The timeline, the badge, the brand color — all handled.

$5 /mo starter$49 lifetime5-min setup
aurora.io
What's NewShadow DOM
v2.4.0Mar 12

Realtime sync across devices

v2.3.1Mar 4

Fixed badge drift on dark sites

v2.3.0Feb 26

Custom brand color support

Live across hosted changelogs

1,200+

releases published

45k+

readers reached

99.9%

uptime

4.9/5

founder rating

Platform

Everything a changelog needs

Reactions

Readers tap 👍 🎉 ❤️ on every release.

Filters

Slice the timeline by #feature, #fix, #perf, #breaking.

Search

Instant client-side lookup across titles and markdown.

Roadmap

A public feature-request board beside the changelog.

Subscribe

Capture emails so fans never miss a ship.

One script

Drop a Shadow DOM widget on any site in a minute.

Live playground

Preview the widget as you type.

Toggle categories, edit markdown, switch the accent — the badge and Shadow DOM popup update instantly.

Categories

Accent

Markdown

Rendered

What shipped

Live sync so every session stays in step.

  • Sub-second propagation
  • Conflict-free edits

#feature

your-app.com
What's NewShadow DOM
v3.2.0Sep 12

Realtime sync across devices

v3.1.1Sep 4

Badge no longer drifts on sticky headers

Integrations

An SDK-shaped ecosystem. One feed.

The widget, Slack alerts, and your own UI all read the same public changelog endpoint. Pick a surface — the payload does not change.

Mount the Shadow DOM widget from any React shell.

import { useEffect } from "react";

export function WhatsNew({ slug }: { slug: string }) {
  useEffect(() => {
    const script = document.createElement("script");
    script.src = `https://getmicrochangelog.com/api/public/widget.js?slug=${slug}`;
    script.async = true;
    document.body.appendChild(script);
    return () => script.remove();
  }, [slug]);

  return null;
}

Social proof

Founders who ship every week.

Independent teams use MicroChangelog as the default place customers look after a deploy.

5.0
We used to dump release notes in a Notion doc nobody bookmarked. The What’s New badge sits on our app now. Tickets asking “did you ship X?” dropped in the first month. Setup was a script tag and a markdown publish.

Maya Chen

Founder, Northline

Northline
5.0
Shadow DOM was the deal. Every other changelog widget leaked CSS onto our dashboard. MicroChangelog boots isolated, takes our brand color, and the public JSON feed lets us fan releases into Slack without a second CMS.

Jordan Hale

CTO, LumenHQ

LumenHQ
5.0
I’m a solo founder. I don’t have a marketing team. Publishing a versioned note takes less time than writing the tweet. Readers react, a few subscribe, and churn calls got quieter because customers can see the product moving.

Priya Nair

Founder, Driftwood

Driftwood
5.0
We evaluated a homegrown MDX site and two changelog SaaS tools. MicroChangelog won on the widget and RLS. Public read, owner-only writes, no CMS to babysit. Lifetime paid for itself versus a year of the other quotes.

Elias Voss

CTO, Stackwell

Stackwell
4.9
Retention isn’t a single feature — it’s proof you still care. We ship weekly and the timeline is the receipt. Filters for #feature and #fix mean enterprise buyers can audit what changed before a security review.

Amara Okonkwo

Founder, Harbor

Harbor
5.0
The React snippet went into our shell in an afternoon. Uptime has been boring in the best way. When we published a breaking change, the tag plus the badge meant the right people saw it before the email digest landed.

Luca Moretti

CTO, Knit

Knit

Pricing

Priced for solo founders

Starter

$5/mo
  • 1 project
  • Unlimited releases
  • 120-day history
Most popular

Pro

$9/mo
  • 3 projects
  • Unlimited history
  • Custom brand color

Lifetime

$49once
  • Unlimited projects
  • Every Pro feature
  • No renewal, ever

FAQ

Questions teams ask before they embed.

Domain setup, privacy, RLS, styling, and the lifetime license — in plain language.