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Changelog Grader

Paste the address of any public changelog and see what it gets right: its feed, how recently and how often it posts, whether entries have pages of their own, and how a shared link looks.

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› feat: dark mode

› fix: safari login loop

› chore: bump deps

› perf: faster search

New Dark mode

Fixed Safari login loop

Improved Faster search

3 kept · 1 left out

Release Notes Generator

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A small image for a README or a website that reads your public changelog's feed and says how long ago you last shipped, and keeps itself up to date. Paste your changelog address and copy the snippet.

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1 # Changelog

3 ## [2.4.0] - 2026-09-18 OK

5 ### fixed Warning · case

8 ## [2.3.0] - 18/08/2026 Error · date

11 ## v2.2.0 Error · empty

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