The changelog, feedback board and roadmap that look like your product, not ours. Install them as components, let AI draft your release notes from merged pull requests, and email every voter the moment their request ships.
Tell us what to build next
Post an ideaThe gap
A changelog nobody opens
A page on a forgotten URL. Users never learn that the thing they wanted exists.
A board that goes stale
Requests pile up, statuses drift, and the people who asked never hear back.
A roadmap that is a screenshot
Out of date the day after you post it, and disconnected from what you actually shipped.
Shipnoted keeps all three in one place, so a vote becomes a plan, a plan becomes a release, and a release becomes an email to the people who asked.
Design
Every page is typeset like an editorial log, then themed to match you. Five themes, your own accent colour, your choice of type and corners. Try it. This is the real thing.
v2.4.0
Latest
Northwind now has a proper dark theme. It follows your system by default, and you can pin it from Settings → Appearance.
Shipped because you asked
v2.3.2
Turn any board into a read-only page and share the link with clients.
Shipped because you asked
v2.3.0
Press ⌘K anywhere to jump to a project, create a task or change a status without touching the mouse.
Northwind is a sample product. These are the real pages, with sample data.
Components
One command installs the “What’s new” popup, the changelog page and the feedback board straight into your codebase. They are built with shadcn/ui conventions, read your data from our API, and are yours to edit.
npx shadcn@latest add https://shipnoted.com/r/whats-new.json
import { WhatsNew } from "@/components/whats-new"
export default function Layout({ children }) {
return (
<>
{children}
<WhatsNew project="northwind" />
</>
)
}AI release notes
Connect GitHub. Merged pull requests are collected as you work. When you tag a release, Shipnoted writes the notes for your users, skips the chores, and links the requests you just answered. You read it, edit it, and publish.
Merged this week
Draft · you review before it goes live
Dark mode, finally
Northwind now has a proper dark theme. It follows your system by default.
Closes Dark mode for the whole app · 184 voters get an email
Using Claude Code or Cursor? The MCP server lets your agent draft and publish releases too.
The widget
A “What’s new” button inside your app, with a dot when something is unread. One script tag, tiny, themed to your product, and it lets people suggest ideas without leaving.
How we price
| Entry paid plan | Pricing model | |
|---|---|---|
| Shipnoted | $19 / month | Flat per workspace. Readers and voters are never counted. |
| Canny | $79 / month | Billed by tracked users |
| Featurebase | about $29 / month | Per seat, plus AI usage |
| UserJot | $29 / month | Flat per workspace |
| Beamer | $49 / month (yearly) | Billed by monthly active users |
Prices are from the vendors’ public pages and third-party trackers, read on 1 November 2026, and change often. Check each vendor before deciding. Every comparison page says where a competitor is the better choice.
Pricing
Everything you need to start shipping in public.
$0 / month
Free forever
Start freeNo card needed.
For the founder who ships every week.
$190 / year
About $16 a month, two months free
Start 14-day Pro trialCard required. Nothing is charged for 14 days, and you can cancel any time before then.
Several products, one crew.
$490 / year
About $41 a month, two months free
Start 14-day Team trialCard required. Nothing is charged for 14 days, and you can cancel any time before then.
Founding lifetime deal
Pro for life. $149, once.
For the first 100 founders only. No subscription, every Pro feature, every future Pro update. When they are gone, they are gone.
Prices in US dollars and tax-inclusive. Pro and Team start with a 14-day free trial: you add a card, and you are charged on day 15 unless you cancel first. The lifetime deal has no trial.
Questions
Yes, and it is the whole product: one project with a changelog, feedback board, roadmap, the widget and the components. Pro adds your own domain, no badge, AI notes from GitHub, voter emails, the API and more.
No. Plans are a flat price per workspace. Your readers, voters and widget loads are never counted against you.
Connect a GitHub repository and merged pull requests are collected. When you tag a release, Shipnoted drafts notes written for your users, skipping chores and dependency bumps, and suggests which open requests the work answers. It is always a draft. Nothing is published until you read it and press the button.
The writer only sees your pull request titles, labels and descriptions, and is told never to add details that are not in them. You review every draft, and the live preview shows exactly what readers will see.
Instead of an iframe or a third-party script styled to look like your app, you can install the changelog page, the “What’s new” popup and the feedback board as source files in your own repo. They read your data from our API and are yours to edit. If you do not use React, the script-tag widget does the same job.
On Pro and Team, yes: point a CNAME such as changelog.yourapp.com at us and we serve your pages there.
You can export subscribers as CSV, and releases and feedback are available from the REST API on Pro. Your readers’ email addresses are yours.
Pro and Team start with a 14-day free trial. You enter a card to begin, nothing is charged for 14 days, and on day 15 the plan renews automatically. Cancel any time before that and you pay nothing. The Free plan needs no card and never expires.
A single $149 payment for Pro for as long as Shipnoted exists, limited to the first 100 founders. It has no trial and no subscription.
Ballmac, the studio behind Ballmac UI and several Mac apps. Shipnoted grew out of the changelog and feedback pages we built for our own products.
Set up in two minutes. Start on the free plan, or try Pro free for 14 days.