Shipped work → customer awareness

Make every release
land.

Plot identifies the shipped changes customers need to know, turns them into a customer-ready changelog, and keeps you in control of publication. Supporting evidence stays available when you review.

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September product update

Write a changelog for the published v2.4 release. Include only changes supported by the sources.

I prepared a draft from the published release. Every customer-facing claim keeps its source.

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Sources 2acme/product / #142acme/product / #148

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#142 · Search projects by name (example)#148 · Pin favorite projects (example)

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Example draft · Edits stay in this preview

Find projects faster. This release brings search and pinned favorites to your workspace. Search your project list by name to get to the right project without scrolling. Pin the projects you return to most. They stay at the top of your list, ready when you are.

Edit the draft and inspect its sources. Example content; nothing is published.

Outcome: Customers know what changed
Judgment: Only meaningful changes
Final control: You approve publication

Decide what matters

Not every change needs
the spotlight.

Plot separates meaningful customer updates from internal noise, then prepares the wording for review. Open the supporting evidence whenever you need to check a claim.

Customer-facing draft

Find projects faster.

2 sources

Search your project list by name to get to the right project without scrolling.⁰¹

Pin the projects you return to most. They stay at the top of your list, ready when you are.⁰²

One release boundary. One review.

From shipped work
to approved words.

01
Assess what matters
Plot starts from a published GitHub release and identifies the changes customers need to know.
02
Shape the customer update
Open the artifact beside the conversation, refine the customer-facing wording, and check supporting evidence when needed.
03
Approve the final update
Publish to your public changelog or export Markdown when the release note is ready.

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Make the next release
clear to customers.

Bring your next published release to Plot. Focus the update on what matters, refine the wording, and publish when it is right.

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Make every release land.

Not every change needs the spotlight.

Find projects faster.

From shipped work to approved words.

Assess what matters

Shape the customer update

Approve the final update

Make the next release clear to customers.

Make every release
land.

Not every change needs
the spotlight.

From shipped work
to approved words.

Make the next release
clear to customers.