You write code.
Let AI write the changelog.
Your Linear tickets already describe what you built. Worknotes reads them and generates user-facing changelog entries. No context switching. No "can someone write up what we shipped?" Slack messages. No Friday afternoon writing sessions. The tickets are the source material. AI does the translation.
The changelog tax on engineering
Writing changelogs isn't engineering work. But somehow it ends up on an engineer's plate every sprint.
The translation burden
You think in PRs and tickets. Users think in outcomes. 'Refactored the auth service to use PKCE flow' needs to become 'Login is faster and more secure.' Someone has to do that translation. Usually you.
The context switch
You just merged a PR. Now you need to open a different tool, remember what you built two weeks ago, and write about it in non-technical language. It's a 30-minute context switch that feels like 3 hours.
The 'it can wait' spiral
Sprint ends. Retro happens. Next sprint starts. The changelog update keeps getting pushed. Three sprints later, the changelog is 6 weeks stale and nobody remembers what shipped.
Your tickets are already the changelog
Linear integration
Connect your Linear workspace in one click. Worknotes sees your projects, cycles, and completed tickets. No configuration. No webhook setup. No API tokens to manage.
AI that speaks user
Select completed tickets. AI reads the title, description, and labels, then generates entries in user-facing language. It knows the difference between internal refactors (skip) and user-visible changes (include). You review and edit the draft. 5 minutes, not 50.
Distribution is someone else's job
Once entries are generated, anyone on the team (PM, marketing, founder) can publish to the changelog, send an email, and configure the in-app banner. The engineering work is done when the tickets are reviewed. Distribution doesn't require an engineer.
What engineering teams use Worknotes for
Automated sprint changelogs
Sprint ends, tickets are done, select them in Worknotes, generate entries, publish. The entire process is under 10 minutes and doesn't require writing skills. If you can review a PR, you can review a changelog entry.
API and developer changelogs
Breaking changes, new endpoints, deprecation notices. Worknotes generates entries that are technical enough for developers but clear enough for everyone. Perfect for developer-facing products.
Internal release notes
Share what your team shipped with the rest of the company. Product, sales, support, leadership. A living changelog is better than a weekly email that nobody reads.
No more 'what did we ship?' meetings
The changelog is the record. When product asks what shipped, when leadership wants a progress report, when support needs to know about a fix, point them to the changelog. It's always current.
Everything at $29/month
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Your tickets already describe what you built.
Let AI tell users about it.
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