Link the feedback it resolves
Search your feedback, vote counts included, and link it to the post. You keep a record of which requests each update closed.
When the people who asked hear what changed, the feedback loop closes and retention goes up.
Link the related feedback to your post, and everyone who took part hears about it the moment you publish.
Search your feedback, vote counts included, and link it to the post. You keep a record of which requests each update closed.
Write ahead and let the post go live on its own at the time you pick, with the same notifications as publishing now.
Voters and the original author of the linked feedback get notified, and the public post shows the related idea right at the top.
Tag every update with a category and explain it in detail — images and code included. AI can write the first draft for you.
Pick New feature, Improvement, Bug fix or Notice, and a colored badge shows up in your list and on the public changelog.
Use headings, lists, quotes, code and images to explain exactly what changed and how.
Describe what you shipped in a line or two. AI finds the related customer requests and fills in a draft with a request ranking and customer quotes.
Emoji reactions and comments show you right away which updates landed.
Customers react to each post with emoji, and you see how many people picked each one. One reaction per person, per emoji.
Sort your announcement list by reactions to see which updates got the warmest welcome.
When customers comment on a post, reply right there — your answer carries an Admin badge.
The author of every linked request, plus everyone who voted on or followed it. Customers subscribed to your changelog hear about each new post too. Notifications show up in the widget's inbox, and customers with a verified email also get them by email.
No. Even if someone voted on several of the linked requests, they get one notification per post.
On your public changelog page and in the Announcements tab of the widget on your site. Recent updates also appear on the widget's home screen.
Yes. The subscribe button on the public changelog page and in the widget sends them a notification every time you publish. Customers can turn it off anytime.
Yes. Writing and publishing posts, the public page, and the widget are all included on Free. AI drafts and email notifications start on the Starter plan.
Describe what changed in a line or two. The AI finds the related customer requests, links them, and fills in a title, category, and body. Nothing goes out automatically — the draft waits for you to review, edit, and publish.
Yes. You can cancel any time before it goes out, and the post goes back to a draft. At the scheduled time it publishes automatically and sends the same notifications as publishing right away.
Yes. Emoji reactions and comments work without signing in, and each emoji counts once per person.
Yes. Connect Lenit over MCP and create drafts in tools like Claude or Cursor from a change summary or public GitHub PR links, then publish or schedule them. MCP is available from the Starter plan.
Yes. The announcement.published webhook event sends the title, category, and linked requests to any endpoint you choose. Free includes 1 webhook; Starter and up get unlimited.
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