A calm changelog for people who’d rather ship.

Notelog is the simplest way to publish a product changelog and keep your subscribers in the loop. You write an entry, hit publish, and the email goes out the moment it goes live. The public page is already there. The embed widget is one line of code.

It exists because shipping weekly and stitching together Notion, a static page, and a Mailchimp list is its own part-time job. Every release felt like wiring a small CMS from scratch. Eventually it was easier to build the tool than to keep duct-taping the old one.

The aesthetic is editorial, not dashboard. Warm bone paper instead of pure white. A single cinnabar accent for “new” markers and links — never a button. IBM Plex Sans for the body, IBM Plex Mono for the byline. Hairline borders carry the density so nothing has to glow or float. The changelog is the hero; the chrome stays out of the way.

Built and maintained by Angel Herrarte. One person, one codebase, no roadmap of features you didn’t ask for. If something feels off, email hello@notelog.dev and you’ll hear back from a person.