Publish an update

A good changelog does more than list releases. It explains what changed, why it matters, and how a user can benefit from it.

Start from shipped feedback

When feedback moves to shipped, use it as the source for an update. This keeps the original problem, discussion, and interested users connected to the release.

Draft the story

Lead with the user outcome. A useful update usually includes:

1. A clear title.
2. A short summary of the improvement.
3. The problem it solves.
4. How to use it.
5. An image or example when the change is visual.

Sey can help shape a draft from the shipped work. Review the language, add product context, and make the final post sound like your team.

Keep updates scannable

Use short paragraphs and descriptive headings. Avoid pasting release notes or technical ticket titles directly into the post.

Notify the right users

Publishing closes the loop for people who asked for or voted on the improvement. The in-app widget also gives returning users a natural place to discover recent updates.

After publishing

Check that links and images work on the public page, then share the update wherever your users already spend time.