HyperRelease Public Changelogs
Publish a public changelog for your users directly from HyperRelease — without additional development.
Your users want to know what changes with every version. A well-maintained public changelog builds trust and reduces support questions. HyperRelease lets you publish that changelog without building a custom page.
A ready-to-use page
Every HyperRelease project can expose a public changelog page. Published releases appear there with their release notes, accessible via a dedicated URL you share with your community.
Linked to your release process
The public changelog is not a separate document. It draws from the work you already do in the release workspace. When a version moves to Published, your users can see what changed.
Simplified product communication
Marketing and support have a stable link to version history. No more "what changed in 2.3?" with no answer — everything is documented in one place.
In summary
A public changelog is a detail that matters for product credibility. HyperRelease makes it accessible without a dedicated engineering project.
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Public changelog page
HyperRelease documentation
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