Public Changelog Page

Create a public-facing changelog page to share product updates with your users and the world.

What is the Public Changelog?

The public changelog is a standalone webpage that displays all your published changelog entries. Unlike the in-app widget, it's accessible to anyone with the link - no login required.

Example URL: https://app.cueflow.so/changelog/your-company

Setting Up Your Public Changelog

1. Your Public URL

Your public changelog is available at:

https://app.cueflow.so/changelog/[your-workspace-slug]

Contact support if you need to set or change your workspace slug.

2. Add Branding (Optional)

Customize how your changelog looks in Settings > Theme:

Workspace Logo:

1. Go to Settings > Theme

2. Upload your logo

3. Appears in the changelog header

Colors:

• Primary Color - Used for links, badges, accents

• Secondary Color - Used for backgrounds and secondary elements

3. Publish Changelog Entries

Create and publish changelog entries:

1. Go to Messages > New Message > Changelog

2. Create your entry with title, description, category

3. Click Publish

Published entries appear on your public page automatically.

Features

Category Filtering

Users can filter entries by category:

• All - Show everything

• New - New features

• Improved - Enhancements

• Fixed - Bug fixes

• Custom categories you've defined

Search

Users can search your changelog:

• Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows)

• Type to search titles and descriptions

• Results update in real-time

Timeline View

Entries are displayed in reverse chronological order:

• Most recent at the top

• Grouped by month/year

• Category badges for quick scanning

Pagination

Long changelogs load progressively:

• Initial entries load immediately

• Scroll to load more

• Smooth infinite scroll experience

Responsive Design

The page works on all devices:

• Desktop - Full layout with sidebar

• Tablet - Adapted layout

• Mobile - Stacked, touch-friendly

Customization

Custom Categories

Create categories that match your workflow directly in the changelog editor:

1. When creating/editing a changelog, click + next to the category dropdown

2. Add categories like:

   • Security

   • Performance

   • Deprecated

   • Beta

Each category has a name and color.

Branding Elements

Customize visual elements in Settings > Theme:

Element	How to Change
Logo	Settings > Theme > Logo
Primary Color	Settings > Theme > Primary Color
Secondary Color	Settings > Theme > Secondary Color

Sharing Your Changelog

Direct Link

Share the URL directly:

https://app.cueflow.so/changelog/your-slug

Website Integration

Add to your website footer:

<a href="https://app.cueflow.so/changelog/your-slug">
  What's New
</a>

In Release Emails

Include in your release announcements:

Check out all our recent updates:
https://app.cueflow.so/changelog/your-slug

Social Media

Share individual updates by linking to your changelog when announcing features.

Help Center

Add to your documentation:

• Link from your help center

• Reference in support articles

• Include in onboarding materials

Best Practices

Content

• Write for your audience - Users, not developers

• Focus on benefits - Why does this matter to them?

• Be consistent - Regular updates build trust

• Use visuals - Screenshots and GIFs help

Organization

• Categorize correctly - Makes filtering useful

• Use clear titles - Scannable at a glance

• Date accurately - Builds credibility

Promotion

• Share new entries - Don't let updates go unnoticed

• Link from your app - "What's New" link in navigation

• Include in newsletters - Regular changelog roundups

Public vs In-App Changelog

Feature	Public Page	In-App Widget
Accessibility	Anyone with link	Logged-in users
Authentication	Not required	Required
Targeting	None	Contact/page/event rules
Format	Full page	Corner widget
Search	Yes	No
Filtering	Yes	No

Use both:

• Public page for marketing, SEO, general awareness

• In-app widget for contextual, targeted announcements

SEO Benefits

Your public changelog helps with:

• Indexable content - Search engines can find your updates

• Fresh content - Regular updates signal an active product

• Keywords - Feature names and descriptions

• Backlinks - Easy to share and link to

Troubleshooting

Page shows "Changelog not found"

1. Check the slug is set correctly

2. Verify the URL matches your slug

3. Ensure you have at least one published entry

Entries not appearing

1. Check the entry is Published (not Draft)

2. Verify it's a Changelog type message

3. Check there are no targeting rules (public page ignores targeting)

Branding not showing

1. Verify logo was uploaded successfully

2. Check colors are saved

3. Try hard refreshing the page (Ctrl+Shift+R)