For people who ship

You already shipped it.
Now tell people.

Cut a release on GitHub. It shows up here as one plain line: what shipped, nothing else.

your release v1.4.0: Add offline maps and trip export

your line adds offline maps and trip export

Here to find new things, not list them? See what is shipping →

shiplist log --project yourapp

+adds dark mode, saves your choiceadds

~improves cold start by four secondsimproves

#fixes crash on empty searchfixes

!secures uploads with signed URLssecures

-removes the legacy export endpointremoves

How it works

Add the ShipList app to a repo from your listing page. That is the whole setup.

Cut a release, or merge a PR labeled shiplist. ShipList reads it and drafts a short line.

A comment lands in GitHub with the draft. Click approve and it posts to your public log.

Nothing posts without your approval. Every line is yours to edit or drop.

Why builders use it

Your release is the update. It becomes one clean line you can reuse, in your changelog and your posts.

Your shipping shows up where people browse for what is new. The more you ship, the more they follow.

Keep building. Each line gets drafted and posted for you, no tab-switching required.

Just what you shipped, in plain words.

You already shipped it.Now tell people.