Product changelog and release notes software
Close the loop on every feature you ship
Announce what you shipped, show customers you heard them, and turn closed feedback into retention and upgrades.
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A product changelog keeps customers updated on what you ship
Increase new feature adoption and engagement
Don't let new features go unnoticed. Embed the changelog widget in your product so customers see updates without leaving the app. Publish detailed release notes that help them understand what you shipped.
Show customers their feedback became a feature
Announce what you shipped, right from the system where you collected and prioritized the feedback. Anyone subscribed gets notified automatically when you publish. Customers see you act on their feedback, stick around, and upgrade.
Design changelog updates your way
Stay true to your brand voice. Our changelog tool is flexible to suit your team's needs with markdown support and custom labels.
Connect every update to customer demand
Canny's AI captures feedback from your sales and support conversations, weighs it by the revenue at stake, and turns it into a roadmap. So every update you announce traces back to real customer demand.
Leading companies trust our release notes software
Knak shares their software release notes with users as soon as they launch
“Our users aren't in the dark about what has been done and what hasn't. They're immediately notified whenever we ship something.”
Felix HiggsDirector of Implementation and Support, KnakMissive re-engages inactive users with automatic product update announcements
“Every time we release a big feature, we see people upgrade to a paid plan. It's the users who tried Missive in the past, went back to us via Canny, tried it again, and then upgraded.”
Philippe LehouxCEO, MissiveGiveButter boosts their NPS score by updating users on their feature requests
“People always love it when something they've voted is built. In Q1, our NPS score was 75, so this is a great indicator for us. Our customers know and tell us that GiveButter really listens.”
Jesse SandalaDirector of Product, GiveButterExplore the customer feedback cycle
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
The changelog is free to use with no restrictions. To send email notifications when you publish, you'll need the Pro plan, which starts at $79 a month and includes most Canny features.
What else can I do with Canny?
A lot. The changelog is the last step of a system that captures customer feedback, prioritizes it by revenue, and turns it into a roadmap. The changelog is where you announce what comes out the other end.
What's the difference between a changelog update and a release note?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but there are some differences. Both describe changes or new features, and they're usually written differently. Release notes are usually written for less technical audiences. A changelog entry is more technical and often intended for developers and engineers. It comes down to the purpose of your update. Canny lets you write both. It's like release notes management software and a changelog tool in one.
Which teams benefit most from Canny?
Add unlimited contributors, so anyone who helps build the product can pitch in. Customer success and sales can record customer feedback. Product can review feedback, prioritize features, and plan the roadmap. Your development team learns more about customer challenges as they build. Even marketers can spot common pain points and use the release notes tool in their campaigns.
How do customers find out about updates?
A few ways. Embed the widget in your product so customers see new updates without leaving the app. You also get a hosted changelog page with your full update history. And on the Pro plan, anyone subscribed to your changelog gets an email automatically when you publish.
Do you have any templates or examples?
Yes. Check out our blog for a list of great release note templates and examples.