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I'm building a tool for simplify changelog creation

As a developer, I set out to create a mobile application as a side project. When this application was published on the stores. We're asked to add a text about the new features or bug fixes that this new version brings. I thought this was a huge waste of time when you're releasing new versions every week. With the emergence of AI, I thought it would be possible to generate this text from commit messages on git. The idea of creating my own tool to help developers was born.

How it works ?

tools demo

My tool currently allows you to retrieve your commits only from Github, but integration with other platforms will come soon.

What do you think of this tool? Please share your opinion and try for free.

https://www.releasesnotes.dev

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Developers
on July 21, 2023
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    I've been wanting to build something just like this. Would you be interested in selling the product?

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    Hi! It is a cool tool. If it is made for developers, then why does it operate with a web app? If I want to convert my commits to release notes, I could just write a simple bash script.
    What did you use to make the GIF/Video about the product?

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      Hi, the tool I used for the video is Screen Studio. The tool is aimed at developers creating their own applications, or at the product owner on a larger project. For developers, it's a way of boosting their productivity, enabling them to share release notes on the integration they'd like to see in the future (email, slack, etc.). Of course, you can do it with a bash script too.

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