Monday5/18
LinkedIn
Built PostNova in six days from my own pain.
I've started three companies and written exactly zero good changelogs. Every time, I blamed the product. It wasn't the product. It was the silence.
So I built the thing I needed: PostNova reads your support inbox and writes your release notes.
Beta link in comments.
X thread
writing changelogs is the worst job in software
so most founders don't
so users don't know what changed
so they churn
we blame the product. it's not the product. it's the silence.
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i gave up writing changelogs three startups ago. then i noticed: every fix already lives in my support inbox.
the changelog wrote itself. i just had to read my own inbox.
↓
so i built postnova. private beta open. reply "in" for the link.
Tuesday5/19
Product Hunt
Tagline:
Your changelog, written by your support inbox.
Maker first comment:
Hey PH 👋
I built PostNova because I have started three companies and written exactly zero good changelogs. Every time, I told myself it was fine. Every time, users churned and I blamed the product.
It was not the product. It was the silence.
PostNova reads your support tickets and drafts your changelog in your voice.
LinkedIn
Built PostNova in six days from my own pain.
I've started three companies and written exactly zero good changelogs. Every time, I blamed the product. It wasn't the product. It was the silence.
So I built the thing I needed: PostNova reads your support inbox and writes your release notes.
Beta link in comments.
Reddit · r/SaaS
Title: I built this because writing changelogs sucks
Body: 3 startups, 0 good changelogs.
I told myself the silence was fine. It wasn't. Users churned and I blamed the product.
So I built PostNova — it reads your support inbox and drafts your changelog in your voice.
Free beta for the first 500. Not selling, just want feedback from people who actually ship.
Wednesday5/20
X thread
writing changelogs is the worst job in software
so most founders don't
so users don't know what changed
so they churn
we blame the product. it's not the product. it's the silence.
↓
i gave up writing changelogs three startups ago. then i noticed: every fix already lives in my support inbox.
the changelog wrote itself. i just had to read my own inbox.
↓
so i built postnova. private beta open. reply "in" for the link.
Reddit · r/SaaS
Title: I built this because writing changelogs sucks
Body: 3 startups, 0 good changelogs.
I told myself the silence was fine. It wasn't. Users churned and I blamed the product.
So I built PostNova — it reads your support inbox and drafts your changelog in your voice.
Free beta for the first 500. Not selling, just want feedback from people who actually ship.
Thursday5/21
Product Hunt
Tagline:
Your changelog, written by your support inbox.
Maker first comment:
Hey PH 👋
I built PostNova because I have started three companies and written exactly zero good changelogs. Every time, I told myself it was fine. Every time, users churned and I blamed the product.
It was not the product. It was the silence.
PostNova reads your support tickets and drafts your changelog in your voice.
Instagram
writing changelogs is the worst job in software.
your support inbox already wrote it. you just have to listen.
postnova · private beta in bio.
Friday5/22
LinkedIn
Built PostNova in six days from my own pain.
I've started three companies and written exactly zero good changelogs. Every time, I blamed the product. It wasn't the product. It was the silence.
So I built the thing I needed: PostNova reads your support inbox and writes your release notes.
Beta link in comments.
TikTok / Reel
Writing changelogs is the worst job in software.
Saturday5/23
X thread
writing changelogs is the worst job in software
so most founders don't
so users don't know what changed
so they churn
we blame the product. it's not the product. it's the silence.
↓
i gave up writing changelogs three startups ago. then i noticed: every fix already lives in my support inbox.
the changelog wrote itself. i just had to read my own inbox.
↓
so i built postnova. private beta open. reply "in" for the link.
Sunday5/24