News and changelogs.

Announce what is new. Keep a release history.

Publish product news, release notes, and changelogs in-app and on your portal, then tell the exact customers who asked the moment their update ships.

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One publishing flow. Two customer surfaces. News is what you push inside your app to tell customers what is happening now: launches, improvements, events, beta access, maintenance, or important product moments. Changelogs are structured release notes that live in your feedback portal, forming a searchable history of what shipped and how it connects back to your roadmap.
News for in-app announcements
Send concise product updates directly inside your app: notification bell, widget, sidebar, or modal. Segment by plan, role, workspace, lifecycle stage, or region so every customer sees the updates that matter to them.
An in-app product news notification shown to customers.
Changelogs for the feedback portal
Publish release notes into a branded changelog with search, tags, reactions, comments, sharing, and subscriptions. Changelogs sit beside feature requests and roadmap updates so customers can follow the full story.
A public changelog page in the Gleap feedback portal.
In-app news
Push updates where customers already work. Use unread badges, bells, sidebars, or widget announcements.
Public changelog
Turn release notes into a searchable, branded changelog in your feedback portal.
Roadmap connection
Link shipped updates back to completed roadmap items and the feature requests that drove them.
Engagement tracking
Track reads, clicks, reactions, and subscriber interest across every announcement.
News: announce what is happening now
A lightweight channel for product moments inside your app.
Use News for launches, feature highlights, operational updates, customer education, events, beta invites, or anything customers should notice while they are already using your product. It is targeted, timely, and built for in-app attention.
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A product news update shown inside the Gleap widget.
A detailed changelog post inside the Gleap feedback portal.
Changelogs: turn releases into a living product history
Release notes that live in the same portal as your roadmap.
When a feature ships, publish the release note to your changelog and connect it to the roadmap item, requesters, voters, and subscribers who cared about it. Customers can see what changed, why it mattered, and what moved from planned to shipped.
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Draft updates from what you just shipped
Kai PM drafts the release note while your team keeps shipping.
Record a walkthrough, reference shipped work, or start from a completed roadmap item. Kai PM turns the change into a customer-facing draft for News, Changelog, or both. You review, edit, publish, and notify the right audience.
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News and changelog features in full
Two surfaces, one product update workflow
In-app news center
Announcement bell, widget, sidebar, or modal for updates that need attention inside the product.
Feedback portal changelog
A public release history with custom branding, search, tags, reactions, comments, and subscribe controls.
Roadmap cross-links
Show which roadmap items shipped and link changelog entries back to the customer requests behind them.
Targeted notifications
Notify subscribers, voters, requesters, or selected customer segments by email or in-app.
Segmentation
Different updates for different audiences: paid vs free, beta vs GA, plan tier, role, region, or lifecycle.
Read and click tracking
See who read each update, which links were clicked, and which releases drove re-engagement.
Make product updates impossible to miss.
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