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Drop a one-line script tag onto any docs site. Auto-themes to light or dark, lazy-loads in under 8 kb gzipped, and auto-syncs with your published posts.
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The Acme dispatch · vol. 24
Product updates, improvements, and the occasional fix.
Drop a one-line script tag onto any docs site. Auto-themes to light or dark, lazy-loads in under 8 kb gzipped, and auto-syncs with your published posts.
Two times faster cold start. Slash to insert code blocks, callouts, and images without leaving the keyboard.
Custom domains now serve a valid RSS feed at /rss.xml with proper caching headers. No config required.
No setup, no template wrangling, no plugin hunt. AI handles the first draft.
Pick a slug, a name, and an accent color. Two minutes from sign-up to a live URL.
Connect your GitHub repo, select the PRs or commits, and AI drafts the full entry in seconds. Edit anything before it goes live.
The rich-text editor is there when you need it. New, improved, fixed, announcement labels. Pin what matters, save as draft.
Subscribers get an email digest, the public page updates, and the embed widget refreshes on every site that hosts it.
The changelog is the hero. We get out of the way.
Connect a repo, pick the PRs or commits you want included, and AI drafts a publication-ready entry — title, description, body, and category all inferred. You review and edit before publishing.
A focused rich-text editor with per-field AI improvement and a monthly summary generator. Headings, code, lists, images, links.
Subscribers get a clean digest the moment you publish. We handle the double opt-in, unsubscribes, bounces, and SPF gymnastics.
One iframe tag, lazy-loaded, drops onto any landing page or docs site. Auto light or dark. Available on Pro and Business.
If any of these sound like you, the workflow will feel familiar in five minutes.
Ship in public without standing up a blog. One URL, one inbox, one less excuse to skip a release note.
Keep early customers in the loop while you move fast. Embed the widget in the product so users see what changed.
A human-readable counterpart to the GitHub releases page. Categorize fixes, breaking changes, and new features.
For teams without a formal blog or a marketing rotation. Write the entry, tick publish, the email goes out.
Start free. Upgrade when you outgrow it. Cancel in two clicks.
Honest answers to the things people ask before signing up.
Below is a real changelog for a fictional product, embedded with one line of HTML. Same widget you get on day one.