What You Get
What a Great Product Changelog Looks Like
A FlagUp changelog is clean, browsable, and always up to date. Here is what each entry includes.
FlagUp publishes a changelog entry the moment you ship a feature, notifies every follower automatically, and runs under your own brand. No copy-paste, no extra tools.
Built for modern product teams, agencies, and startups.
Users who do not know what you have shipped assume you have shipped nothing. That silence creates churn.
Users who can read what changed stop emailing to ask. A well-maintained changelog cuts the most common support question: "When is X coming?"
A live public changelog proves your product is moving. Users who can see momentum are more likely to renew and recommend your product to others.
Changelog updates give users a reason to check in, log back in, and re-engage. Each entry is a small retention nudge delivered for free.
No copy-paste, no manual formatting. Shipping a feature creates the changelog entry.
Feature requests land in your FlagUp inbox from your voting board, embedded widget, or suggestion box.
Move the item to "Shipped" status in your dashboard. FlagUp creates the changelog entry automatically, with your release notes and screenshot.
Every user who voted on or followed the feature request gets an automatic email notification that the feature is now live.
Your public changelog page updates in real time. No manual publishing, no copy-paste into a separate tool, no outdated release notes.
A FlagUp changelog is clean, browsable, and always up to date. Here is what each entry includes.
The tools your team needs to publish, notify, and build trust with every release.
Manual release entries
Create a changelog entry from your dashboard with a title, description, category, and up to two screenshots.
Release categories
Tag each entry as a new feature, improvement, or bug fix so users can scan what changed at a glance.
Screenshot uploads
Attach up to two images per entry. Supports jpg, png, and webp up to 2 MB each.
Custom domain
Host your changelog at your own subdomain. Set your project domain once and it applies to your changelog URL.
Common questions about running a public changelog with FlagUp.
A public changelog is a page where your product team publishes a running list of new features, improvements, and bug fixes. It keeps users informed, reduces inbound support questions, and signals that your product is actively improving.
When you move a feature request or roadmap item to shipped status in FlagUp, the changelog entry is created automatically. You can add release notes, screenshots, and notify all followers in one click.
Yes. Every paid FlagUp plan includes white-label branding. Your changelog runs on your own subdomain or custom domain with your logo and colors, no FlagUp watermark.
Yes. FlagUp includes a read-only public changelog on the free plan. Full publishing and white-label branding are available from $19 per month.
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