We have updated our text editor to add more structure and style to your logs descriptions with new formatting options. We've added ordered and unordered lists, inline code, and code blocks to help you highlight important details and make your updates even easier to read.

In addition to our existing public changelogs, you can now keep track of sensitive or internal changes to your software without having to worry about public visibility. Private changelogs can only be accessed through widgets, ensuring that your updates are only visible to your intended audience.

To make your changelog private, simply toggle the 'Make It Private' option. Then, embed the provided widget on your site to start sharing your updates with your team or customers.

We have added a new media type for content, the Audio media type. You can use it to host your podcasts or use it inside your posts.

Similar to the video player, the audio player uses your brand color.

This is the most requested feature. The changelog widget allows you to embed it inside your web application and website.

You can select the number of entries to show inside the widget.

You can now easily set the status of a post to 'draft' or 'publish'.

We add a field for the changelog nickname. Use this field to associate a nickname with each changelog entry.

kuickfeed introduces a separate page for each post. This way it can be shared to different platforms.

Automatically add scripts to your changelog. You can add any custom javascript and/or CSS code. Even a Facebook Pixel or a Google Analytics code.

It’s the most awaited update in the KuickFeed. Now, you can connect your domain with a Changelog. It will become the public-facing URL of your changelog. Custom domain not only improves name recognition but also increases credibility.