Free Changelog / Release Notes Checker
Enter any website URL and get a plain-English changelog score — 12 automated checks for the homepage changelog link, a page that loads, a page titled as a changelog, versioned entries, entry dates, change categories, semver-shaped identifiers, upgrade or migration guidance, an RSS or Atom feed, nav/footer placement, placeholder copy, and marketing fluff that decide whether your release notes actually build trust. Heuristics are stated as heuristics throughout.
Privacy: we fetch the URL you enter to run the checks, but we never store it. The only things recorded are an anonymous pageview and, on a scored result, an anonymous "grader run" for our own stats. Public websites only.
What the checker checks
Can visitors find the changelog?
A changelog link on the homepage, a changelog page that loads, and a linked release-detail page such as the release archive.
Are releases documented?
A page titled as a changelog, versioned entries, entry dates, change categories, and semver-shaped identifiers.
Can people follow along?
Upgrade or migration guidance, an RSS or Atom feed, nav/footer placement, no placeholder copy, and plain factual entries with no marketing fluff.