What is Bumplog used for?

Bumplog: Drafts release notes from GitHub commits with AI and publishes them through a tiny embeddable widget and a hosted public changelog. It is a good fit for indie SaaS teams announcing new releases and solo founders keeping a public changelog.

Yes. Bumplog has a free plan. Free for one repository; the Pro plan is listed at $19 per month.

Is Bumplog open source?

No. Bumplog is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Docs & Wikis category, open-source options include PandaWiki, Outline and Wiki.js.

What are some alternatives to Bumplog?

Bumplog competes with Canny, Featurebase and Frill.

Bumplog: features, pricing and alternatives

About Bumplog

Bumplog is a changelog tool for indie SaaS teams and solo founders. After you connect GitHub and pick a repository, you click Generate and it pulls recent commits and pull requests, asks an LLM to group them into features, fixes and improvements, and gives you a draft to edit before publishing.

Published notes appear in an embeddable widget added with a single script tag. The site says the widget is under 4 KB gzipped, uses Shadow DOM to avoid CSS conflicts and shows an unread badge. Bumplog also hosts a public changelog page with RSS, an email subscribe box and emoji reactions that need no login.

Pro customers can serve the changelog from their own domain with a CNAME record, and the widget and page follow your accent color and logo. Bumplog is a hosted commercial product with no seat-based pricing, aimed at small teams that want release notes without writing them from scratch.

Key features

AI-drafted release notes from GitHub commits
Editable draft grouped into features and fixes
Embeddable widget with unread badge
Hosted public changelog with RSS
Email subscribers notified on each release
Custom domain for the changelog

Good fit for

→Indie SaaS teams announcing new releases
→Solo founders keeping a public changelog

Tags: changelog; release-notes; github; ai; widget; saas; rss; developer-tools

Bumplog: questions and answers

What is Bumplog used for?: Bumplog: Drafts release notes from GitHub commits with AI and publishes them through a tiny embeddable widget and a hosted public changelog. It is a good fit for indie SaaS teams announcing new releases and solo founders keeping a public changelog.
Is Bumplog free?: Yes. Bumplog has a free plan. Free for one repository; the Pro plan is listed at $19 per month.
Is Bumplog open source?: No. Bumplog is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Docs & Wikis category, open-source options include PandaWiki, Outline and Wiki.js.
What are some alternatives to Bumplog?: Bumplog competes with Canny, Featurebase and Frill.