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FeedLog - Changelog and Feedback from GitHub
For GitHub teams: FeedLog turns issues into published changelogs and user feedback without leaving your workflow, keeping release notes current.
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FeedLog is a Instant Launch listing on Launch Llama with 7 total upvotes across 1 founder supporter, compared against 6 alternatives.
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Your changelog is probably 3 weeks behind right now. Not because your team doesn’t care — because writing release notes means leaving GitHub, opening a CMS nobody checks, rewriting a ticket in human language, and hoping someone hits publish before the next sprint starts. Users send “what changed?” support tickets. Adoption of new features lags. Trust erodes quietly. For teams shipping on GitHub, FeedLog fixes this without changing how your team works. It combines user‑visible product updates with feedback that ties back to issues — so you don’t maintain a separate marketer‑first CMS or copy work into a second system. AI turns rough issues into draft posts; you approve with @feedlog publish before anything goes live. Nothing goes live until you say so.
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llms.txt · llms-full.txt · ai.txt · Live fact sheet · Full catalog (.md) · Endpoint index · API spec · REST access · Agent server · Server manifest · Server discovery
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See the FeedLog website for current pricing.
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What is FeedLog?
Your changelog is probably 3 weeks behind right now. Not because your team doesn’t care — because writing release notes means leaving GitHub, opening a CMS nobody checks, rewriting a ticket in human language, and hoping someone hits publish before the next sprint starts. Users send “what changed?” support tickets. Adoption of new features lags. Trust erodes quietly. For teams shipping on GitHub, FeedLog fixes this without changing how your team works. It combines user‑visible product updates with feedback that ties back to issues — so you don’t maintain a separate marketer‑first CMS or copy work into a second system. AI turns rough issues into draft posts; you approve with @feedlog publish before anything goes live. Nothing goes live until you say so.
How much does FeedLog cost?
See the FeedLog website for current pricing. You can discover and review FeedLog for free on Launch Llama.
What category does FeedLog belong to?
FeedLog is listed under Automation, Developer Tools, Productivity on Launch Llama.
How do I get started with FeedLog?
Click the "Visit Website" button on this page to go directly to FeedLog. You can also upvote and leave a review to help other founders discover it.
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1 founder1 founder contributed 7 upvotes to FeedLog on Launch Llama.
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Hey, love seeing this here! 👋 What inspired you to build this? Would love to hear the story behind it.
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