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Release notes from GitHub

Ship the feature.
Finish the customer update.

Turn GitHub change history into clear release-note drafts. Publish updates on your changelog and in-app widget, with help, ideas, and a roadmap in one customer hub.

See how it works
Built for software companies with up to 50 people. 14-day trial. No card required.

See Makrly in action

Built around your GitHub workflowDraft review or auto-publishChangelog, widget, and RSS
Release updates

Less release-note writing. More keeping people informed.

Your customers care about what changed for them. Makrly looks for those changes, skips routine maintenance, and gives you a draft to work with.

01

Connect your repository

Choose a GitHub repo and whether to track commits or merged pull requests.

02

Check the release notes

Makrly filters for customer-facing changes and writes a draft in your project’s voice.

03

Choose how to publish

Review drafts yourself, or enable auto-publishing. Published notes appear on your changelog, widget, and RSS feed.

Keep customers in the loop

Give every update a place to land.

A changelog for what shipped. A roadmap for what’s next. A few useful tools for the conversations in between.

Release updates

Publish to your website and app

Publish to a hosted changelog, embed the Updates widget in your app, and offer an RSS feed for subscribers.

ChangelogLive widgetRSS

Feedback and support

Collect feedback and answer questions

Collect feature requests and votes, mark what’s planned on your roadmap, and publish help articles.

Idea boardRoadmapHelp Center

Social posts and images

Draft social posts and launch images

Generate social drafts and announcement images in the dashboard. Edit them before sharing.

Social draftsLaunch images
Control

Review drafts, or publish automatically.

Set the publishing mode for each project. Keep generated notes as drafts, or let qualifying updates publish automatically. The dashboard shows which changes were published or skipped.

Auto-publishing is optional
Edit or discard generated drafts
Custom domains on paid plans
Pricing

Try it for 14 days. Subscribe to keep publishing.

Try one public or private repository, with no card required. Choose Core for one repository or Pro for three. Bring your own AI key, or add managed AI per project.

14-day trial · No card required · One repository · 20 AI requests, including retries

For one public or private repository.

Core

$29/month

1 public or private repo · 1 custom domain

For three public or private repositories.

Pro

$79/month

3 public or private repos · 3 custom domains

Makrly AI · $19/project/month

Automatic changelog and Help Center generation. BYOK remains available.

Core + Makrly AI · $48/month

One repository, branding removal and managed AI. Provider charges for your own key and applicable tax are separate.

Questions and answers

What happens after I connect GitHub?

Choose which repositories to track. With automation enabled, Makrly checks commits or merged pull requests for customer-facing changes and generates release notes. You can also create social drafts and help articles from the dashboard.

What does Makrly read from GitHub?

Makrly uses commit messages, pull request details, changed-file information, and your repository README for context. GitHub OAuth currently requests repository access that can include write permissions, although Makrly uses it to read changes. Review the GitHub authorization screen before connecting.

Will changelog updates publish automatically?

Only if you enable auto-publishing for that project. Otherwise, generated updates remain drafts for you to review. Routine maintenance can be skipped by the customer-facing change filter. Help Center generation publishes generated articles; review them before sharing your hub.

Does Makrly post to social media for me?

No. Makrly writes social drafts for you to edit, copy, and post yourself.

Start with one repository.

Connect GitHub, choose a project, and set up your changelog.