AutoChangelog is shutting down

After a lot of thought, I've made the difficult decision to sunset AutoChangelog. The service will shut down on December 12, 2026.

Building AutoChangelog has been one of the most rewarding projects I've worked on. I learned a lot along the way, and I really enjoyed seeing changelogs come to life from your pull requests. Thank you to everyone who tried it, used it, and shared feedback. It genuinely shaped the product.

I need to make some decisions about where to focus my time, and closing AutoChangelog is the right call.

What this means for you

• Download your changelog entries before December 12, 2026. Sign in and go to Settings, then use the Export Data section. You'll get a ZIP file with all your entries, each as an HTML page with its images and a metadata file. Download links expire 24 hours after the export is created, so if a link has expired, simply start a new export.
• Your hosted changelog pages will go offline on December 12, 2026, including any embeds and custom domains. If you link to your AutoChangelog page from your site or README, you may want to update those links.
• If you set up a custom domain, you can remove the DNS entry (the CNAME record) pointing to AutoChangelog from your domain's DNS settings.
• No new entries will be generated from your repositories after the shutdown. You can also uninstall the AutoChangelog GitHub App from your GitHub settings at any time.
• Your data will be deleted after the shutdown.
• If you're on a paid plan, your subscription will be cancelled and you won't be charged again.

If you have any questions or run into trouble exporting your entries, get in touch and I'll be happy to help.

Thank you for being part of AutoChangelog. It meant a lot.

Jon, founder of AutoChangelog