Changelog4 New3 Improved1 Fixed
Major publishing workflow overhaul, a redesigned changelog list view, and a new weekly calendar — plus 40 new pages added to the marketing site.
The calendar now defaults to a weekly view with a Google Calendar-style hour grid, positioned events, and auto-scroll to 7 AM. Switch between Week and Month views anytime using the new toggle.
Changelogs are now stacked vertically with the newest at the top, replacing the previous one-at-a-time view with a separate drafts dialog. Shared controls for scheduling, the published URL, RSS feed, and embed options live in a top bar, while per-card menus let you publish, unpublish, edit, copy, regenerate, or delete each entry.
Content is now organized into two dedicated pages — External and Internal — each accessible from the sidebar. This makes it easier to manage and navigate content intended for different audiences without them being mixed together.
The marketing site now includes dedicated pages for features, use cases, integrations, and industries — covering topics like changelogs, release notes, GitHub, Slack, SaaS, fintech, and more. All pages are cross-linked and included in the sitemap.
The publishing flow has been redesigned into a single streamlined layout — Publish Now is always visible at the top, followed by a One-time or Recurring schedule toggle with shared date and time fields. This eliminates duplicate pickers and reduces the clicks needed to configure or change your publishing schedule.
Adjusting scheduling fields no longer auto-saves immediately — all changes are batched and applied only when you explicitly click Save. This prevents accidental saves when browsing schedule options and gives you full control over when changes take effect.
Changelog cards that haven't been published yet now display a clear Unpublished badge. Clicking the badge opens the publish dialog directly, making it faster to act on drafts.
A misconfiguration in robots.txt was blocking search engines from accessing the site's page assets, preventing pages from rendering and being indexed correctly. This has been resolved so the full site is now crawlable.
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