Turn GitHub commits into release notes & changelogs
Versivo AI reads your commits and drafts release notes for your users and delivery reports for your clients — in minutes, not hours. Read-only. It never touches your source code.
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From GitHub commits to a published release note — the whole flow, start to finish.
From commit to customer in three steps
No new workflow to learn. If you can push to GitHub, you can ship a release note.
Takes 30 seconds. Versivo reads commit messages and pull requests — never your code. You click Sync when you're ready.
Bundle commits into v1.4.0 in one click. Pick release notes, a client delivery report, or both — always an editable draft.
Public changelog page or private unlisted link — and email it to your subscriber groups. Nothing auto-publishes.
No more digging through PRs, rewriting for three audiences, and pasting into docs and emails.
Start FreeRelease notes, changelogs & delivery reports
Everything between “merged” and “your customers know about it.”
Write once, speak to everyone
One set of commits becomes release notes for your users and a delivery report for your client. Brief or detailed.
Ship structured versions
Bundle related commits into proper releases instead of a raw commit dump.
Sync on your terms
One click pulls the latest commits. You decide when and what flows in — no noisy automation.
Your own hosted changelog
Publish an open changelog page with an RSS feed, or a private unlisted link. Show it inside your app with the What's new widget. Add your logo on Pro.
Customers actually hear it
Subscriber lists by audience. Every release reaches the right group.
Look senior to clients
Professional sprint delivery reports that justify the invoice and win the renewal.
Release notes, right inside your app
Your users rarely visit a changelog. Add a “What's new” button to your app and every release you publish shows up where they already are. Included on every plan.
- One line of code, any web app
- Unread dot when there's a new release
- Your brand colour, light or dark, or open it from your own button
- Plus an RSS feed for every changelog
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Built for everyone who ships and has to explain it
Start free. Upgrade when you grow.
Unlimited repositories and team members on every plan.
“I've been beta testing Versivo — definitely recommended.”
Questions about Versivo AI, answered
What teams ask before connecting GitHub — security, workflow, and pricing.
Versivo AI is a GitHub-powered release communication tool by TECNITY that turns a team's commits into release notes for a product's users and delivery reports for clients, then publishes them as a hosted changelog, a private link or an email to subscribers. It works with GitHub through a read-only app and has a free plan.
ChatGPT doesn't connect to GitHub, doesn't track your versions, and makes you paste commits (and sometimes code) every time. Versivo syncs your commits, groups them into versions, writes for three audiences, and publishes — without your source code ever leaving GitHub.
No. Versivo uses an official read-only GitHub App and never writes to your repo. The AI sees commit messages and, if you allow read-only pull request access, pull request titles, labels and descriptions (with code blocks removed). The app can show which files changed in a commit, but never their contents.
Always. Every release note is saved as an editable draft. Rewrite any line, change the tone, regenerate, or start over before you publish.
No — by design. You click Sync when you're ready, so you decide exactly which commits flow in and when. No surprise updates, no noisy automation.
Add subscribers to groups (for example, customers or a specific client). Each person confirms by email (double opt-in), and every release email includes a one-click unsubscribe. When you publish, send the note to one or more groups in a click. The Free plan includes up to 20 subscribers and 2 groups.
Yes. Publish a public changelog page, or a private unlisted link that only people with the URL can see — excluded from search engines.
Yes, on every plan. Paste one line of code and your app gets a “What’s new” button that shows your latest published releases, with an unread dot when there’s something new. Match your brand colour, choose light or dark, or open it from your own button. Every public changelog also has an RSS feed.
Yes — every plan includes unlimited team members. Invite teammates to create versions, edit notes, and publish. Workspace owners and admins manage billing and settings.
Yes — it's built for it. Generate a professional client delivery report each sprint, publish a private unlisted link or email it, and track every client app under its own product name.
Release notes are for the people who use your product: what's new, improved and fixed, published to your changelog page, widget and email. A delivery report is for the client who paid for the work: what was delivered, grouped by area, shared by private link or email. Set which one each project gets by default, and choose brief or detailed when you generate.
Not yet — Versivo is GitHub-only today. GitLab and Bitbucket are on the roadmap; if you need one of them, tell us via the contact page and we'll let you know when it ships.
Each note you generate counts as one. Generating release notes and a delivery report for the same version uses two. Brief and detailed cost the same. Editing a draft is always free; regenerating a note uses one.
The Free plan includes 10 AI release notes a month, with unlimited repositories and team members. If you hit the monthly limit, nothing breaks — your drafts, versions, and published pages keep working, and you can still edit existing notes. Generate more by upgrading to Pro, or wait for the monthly reset.
Payments are handled securely by Paddle, our merchant of record. If Versivo isn't the right fit, request a full refund within 14 days of your first payment — no questions asked.
Anytime. Cancel from the billing page and keep access until the end of the period. Disconnecting GitHub stops all syncing, and you can request full account deletion through the contact page — we remove your data within 30 days.
Your next release deserves a release note.
Connect GitHub, click Sync, and let Versivo write the first draft.
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