What's new

Your public changelog is now easier to share and navigate — a new "View changelog" button on the updates overview and a matching option in the update detail menu both open your live changelog in a new tab, so you can get to your public-facing page without leaving your workspace. This release also fixes a gap in the Settings overhaul that left some archived items inaccessible.

The new onboarding flow brings a streamlined three-step guided flow that pre-generates a magic-moment first draft in the background before you even finish setup. This release also adds custom logo uploads from settings, workspace favicons on your public changelog tab, a refreshed login page, and a handful of fixes to GitHub connection handling, SVG uploads, and visual polish across the dashboard.

The public changelog has been rebuilt from the ground up with a cleaner sidebar-date timeline layout, making it easier for your audience to browse and read product updates. This release also closes a silent failure loop around Linear OAuth token expiry, fixes a handful of navigation and display bugs, and tidies up some long-overdue branding details.

Settings has been rebuilt with a dedicated sidebar and per-section sub-pages making it much easier to find and manage individual settings without scrolling through one long page. This release also brings a refreshed dashboard sidebar with your workspace logo front and center, a new banner that tells you exactly when pending items will roll into your draft (with an option to merge them right now), and a handful of fixes to keep everything running smoothly.

LaunchLane now connects to GitHub, bringing pull requests and repository activity into the same workflow you've relied on for Linear. This release also closes a frustrating gap where expired Linear credentials could silently break your workspace, and ships a critical fix that kept syncing from working in production.

This updates adds a Slack integration so you can push updates directly to your team's channels, a more polished update-creation flow with real-time streaming output, and a couple of reliability fixes that were getting in the way of a smooth editing experience.

This release ships the in-app changelog widget along with a sleek timeline redesign, smarter feature rollout controls, and a long-requested workspace rename option. We also squashed a tricky bug that was preventing the widget from opening correctly on some pages.

This release brings a polished redesign of the sidebar experience, making it easier to scan, filter, and act on your work items at a glance. We've also added PostHog analytics to help us better understand how the product is being used and improve it over time. On top of that, we shipped an important security fix for webhook signature verification.

This release brings fully automated draft generation to your workspace, with a simplified threshold model that's much easier to configure. We've also polished up the UI with cleaner headers, buttons, and dashboard layout, squashed a couple of bugs affecting draft editing, and made several quality-of-life improvements across the board.

This release tidies up the update creation experience with a handful of focused improvements. From a refreshed page header to better spacing and a long-missing sidebar, working with updates just got a little smoother.

This release brings full source item attribution to your updates, smarter auto-generation and scheduling options, and a wave of UI improvements that make the product feel much more cohesive. We also shipped a landing page, dynamic social previews, and fixed a handful of paper cuts that were getting in the way.

This release brings a handy new setting for customizing your workspace URL, plus two fixes that make syncing from Linear a lot more reliable. No more phantom work items cluttering your source pool.

This is the first release that actually allows to produce AI generated product updates based on completed Linear work items. These items accumulate in a pool and you can synthesize them into a single, polished release note with AI. The result is a coherent narrative that reads like something your team actually wrote, not a raw list of ticket titles. The UX and concepts in the app still suck, but hey... we have a first working version! 🎉