kittylog.app

What's New

• Quick pop-up messages now confirm when settings changes and changelog actions (like save, delete, copy, or regenerate) succeed or fail.

Improvements

• Editing a changelog is now easier with a larger editor and a side-by-side live preview, and the Edit button takes you straight into editing.
• The repository page feels smoother with better loading placeholders and clearer error screens that let you retry without refreshing the whole page.
• The landing page and help content are now clearer and more to the point, with simpler setup steps and less repetitive wording.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed invite links so they correctly take you through sign-in and back to your invite after you log in.
• Fixed a dashboard issue that could block access for people without an active plan.
• Fixed an issue where changelog generation could fail unexpectedly for scheduled updates.

What's New

• Edit your public changelog title right on the page (owners only), so it’s easy to keep the name up to date.
• Skip changelog entries for certain tag names by choosing common “ignore” patterns (like beta, rc, nightly) in repository settings.

Improvements

• Connecting a repository is now a clearer 2-step flow, with an optional “fill in past entries” step and a progress bar so you can see how far along it is.
• You can now redo (regenerate) changelog entries more easily, including doing many at once with progress tracking, and the results follow the real timeline so entries read in the right order.
• Plans and pricing are simpler: Standard is now the entry plan at $5/month, early-bird pricing is gone, and Pro includes 1 custom domain while Ultra stays unlimited.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a problem that could make public changelog pages fail to load.
• Fixed sign-in issues some people saw during the connect flow.
• Fixed cases where changelog generation could fall back to a lower-quality result, and improved scheduled runs so they’re more reliable and don’t create accidental duplicates.

What's New

• Smoother dropdown menus across the app, with better keyboard support and a clearer look in dark mode

Improvements

• Sign-in is more reliable, including fewer failures during GitHub sign-in and when moving between pages on kittylog.app
• Security and privacy are stronger for sign-in sessions, helping protect your account even if a page is compromised
• Overall performance and stability improvements, including faster loading in common areas and fewer “stuck” requests

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where audience selections could look wrong and show an incorrect “2 audiences = 2 AI calls” message
• Fixed cases where already-connected repositories were hard to manage by making the whole repo card easier to click and navigate
• Fixed broken “Try again”/login links and other sign-in related link errors that could lead to missing pages

What's New

• A new Blog section is now available, starting with a post about writing changelogs faster

Improvements

• Changelog generation now defaults to a daily schedule, and switching between PR, Scheduled, and Release views is clearer (with a confirmation step so you don’t get surprised by an empty list)
• Security and account protection have been strengthened, including safer sign-in sessions, better logout behavior, and stronger protection against suspicious or excessive traffic
• Recent activity and sharing screens are easier to read, with clearer time wording and better button visibility in dark mode

Bug Fixes

• Fixed sign-in issues that could send you back to the landing page or fail in browsers with stricter privacy settings
• Fixed cases where switching generation modes could cause missed items or duplicates in generated changelogs
• Fixed incomplete results when pulling large lists of commits, tags, or releases, so changelogs are more complete

What's New

• Custom domains for paid plans: connect your own domain to your public changelog page (Plus: 1, Pro: 3, Ultra: unlimited).
• Edit your generated changelog text right from the repository page, so you can quickly tweak wording before sharing.

Improvements

• Usage tracking is easier to understand, with a per-repository breakdown and clear warnings as you approach your monthly limit.
• Public changelog pages now have a “Load more” button so older updates are easier to browse without overwhelming the page.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed public changelog entries showing in the wrong order—updates now appear by when the work actually happened (like merge or release date), not when the changelog was generated.
• Fixed public changelog and embed pages not loading correctly for some hosted setups, which could cause missing pages or errors.
• Fixed cases where usage numbers (like AI calls) could show incorrectly, especially when generating changelogs in multiple formats or for older items.

Improvements

• Teams are now simpler: they’re manual groups you manage yourself, without linking to a GitHub organization.
• Team sharing is smoother: team members can now access the team’s connected repositories based on their role.

Bug Fixes

• Invite links now work properly even if you weren’t signed in yet—you’ll be taken back to your pending invite after sign-in so you can accept it.
• Improved reliability during sign-in and other busy moments, reducing failed actions caused by temporary connection issues.
• Fixed errors that could stop changelogs from being created or saved during events like PR merges.

What's New

• Watch changelogs appear as they’re generated, so you don’t have to wait for the whole thing to finish before seeing results.
• See usage stats right on your dashboard, including how many repositories you’ve connected and how many AI calls you’ve used (with a clear reset date).
• Free plan now focuses on trying the product: 1 public repository and 10 AI calls per month, with clear upgrade prompts when you hit limits.

Improvements

• Dark mode looks more consistent and easier to read across the app, including landing, repositories, and repository details (no more bright flashes while loading).
• The signed-in dashboard design has been polished to better match the rest of the site, with clearer navigation to key areas like repositories and billing.
• Plan selection and upgrades are smoother, with clearer pricing buttons and easier links from prompts that take you to the right place.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a broken checkout path that could lead to a missing page when clicking paid plan buttons.
• Fixed an issue where changing repository settings (like target audience) could fail and show a load error.
• Fixed occasional errors during changelog generation, including cases where generation could fail if a repository wasn’t detected correctly.

What's New

• A new, more polished marketing home page with clearer sections for features, pricing, and product details

Improvements

• Faster, smoother page loading with clearer loading screens while content is being prepared
• More reliable performance for key pages, especially when viewing repository-related pages
• More consistent builds and releases, helping ensure the app updates cleanly and runs the same across different setups

Bug Fixes

• Fixed the billing page failing to load and showing an error for some signed-in users
• Fixed billing-related actions sometimes breaking due to sign-in details not being read correctly

What's New

• A new Billing page where you can see your current plan, check usage, compare plans, upgrade, cancel, or reactivate—without contacting support
• Automatic changelog creation from your repo activity, with the option to publish it as a pull request or a direct update
• Choose who your changelog is written for (end users, stakeholders, or developers) when connecting a repo or updating its settings

Improvements

• Your dashboard now shows clearer subscription details, plus quick links to manage billing and an upgrade button for free plans
• Changelog entries now include clearer version/date headers, making longer changelog files easier to scan
• The repositories area is easier to navigate, with repo detail pages, clearer layouts, and faster access to generate and manage changelogs

Bug Fixes

• Improved sign-in permissions with GitHub to match updated requirements, helping prevent setup and connection issues