Turn GitHub commits into a publish-ready changelog
Removes changelog friction for busy teams, but Changelogly and LaunchNotes already solved this.

Tracks API changelogs when RSS feeds are blocked or pages are JavaScript-heavy.
Developers integrating multiple third-party APIs
ChangeTower · OpenAPI Diff · Statuspage
I built this because I rely on many external APIs, and keeping up with changes is harder than it should be.
Many (most?) APIs don’t provide RSS feeds, sometimes they provide RSS that they block from fetching (yes, this happens!), or provide API updates on JavaScript-heavy pages, and so many other crazy things. So, I had to use other ways to track changelogs and documentation updates.
I originally built this just for myself to monitor APIs in one place and get alerts when something changes. It worked good enough, so I made it public.
If there’s an API you want added, let me know and I can include it.
Part of this was built using Codex.
Would appreciate any feedback.
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