on airrelease comms on autopilot

Ship code.
We ship comms.

Shipcast turns a week of commits into a publishable changelog, two LinkedIn posts, and an email digest, written in your voice and held for your approval. Ten minutes of review instead of four hours of writing.

Founding invites go out weekly. One email when you’re in. No spam.

Or grade your changelog first: free, 30 seconds, no signup

the gap

You shipped 14 features last quarter.Your users heard about two.

The material for every one of those announcements is already sitting in your commit log and closed tickets. The writing is the step that never happens, because it always loses to the next feature.

Watch a run turn commits into drafts
comms debt · last quarter
  • 4 mo agochangelog last updated: “bug fixes and improvements”
  • fri 17:42launch post drafted, never published
  • tuebiggest feature of the quarter shipped. quietly.
  • every weekthe writing loses to the roadmap
  • next week

the product

Commits in. Changelog, LinkedIn, email out.

A real week of commits and tickets on the left. The drafts Shipcast wrote from them on the right. Switch channels, approve one.

shipcast · weekly run · pingdeck/pingdeck

This week’s events

github + linear

  • v1.8.0: embeds, alert routing, fewer false alarms

    release · 2d ago

  • feat: status page embeds - script tag + iframe fallback (#309)

    mara · 3d ago

  • docs: embed quickstart + framework snippets

    jonas · 3d ago

    filtered
  • feat: alert routing rules by service and severity (#304)

    mara · 5d ago

  • fix: stop counting TLS handshakes >5s as downtime

    mara · 6d ago

  • PIN-155: custom-domain SSL renewal fails silently

    linear · closed 6d ago

  • feat: p50/p95/p99 percentile bands on latency charts (#301)

    mara · 7d ago

  • chore(deps): bump probe agent to node 22

    mara · 7d ago

    filtered
8 events · 2 filtered as noise → 4 themes

changelog entry · v1.8.0

Status pages now embed anywhere

Drop live status into any site with one script tag: 5.4 KB gzipped, updates over SSE, follows the visitor’s color scheme. There’s an iframe fallback for locked-down CSPs.

<script src="https://cdn.pingdeck.com/embed.js" data-page="acme"></script>

Route alerts where they belong

Match on monitor tag and severity, deliver to a Slack channel, an email list, or a webhook. First match wins; a default route catches the rest.

Fewer false alarms

  • Slow TLS handshakes no longer count as downtime. A 6-second cert negotiation is a performance problem, not an outage.
  • Custom-domain SSL renewals can’t fail silently anymore. CAA problems surface as a banner and an email before expiry.

draft, waiting for your review

Sample drafts from one week of commits at Pingdeck, the demo workspace. See the live changelog

how it works

Connect, calibrate, approve

Setup takes about ten minutes. After that, Shipcast runs weekly and waits for your yes.

01

Connect

Install the GitHub app and link Linear or Jira. Read-only scopes: commit messages, PR titles, ticket status. Never your file contents.

githublinearjiraread-only
02

Calibrate

Paste a few posts you have actually written. Shipcast extracts tone, sentence length, and the words you never use, then drafts in that register instead of press-release voice.

short declarativesdry, directno exclamation marksno hype words
03

Approve

Every week a draft set lands in your queue: changelog entry, two LinkedIn variants, an email digest. Edit inline, approve, done. Nothing publishes without you.

changelog · v1.8.0approved
linkedin · variant 2edited
email digestapproved
4 h → 10 minweekly comms time, before → after
1 run → 3 channelschangelog · LinkedIn ×2 · email
0posts published without your approval

what you get

Built for founders who would rather ship

Every piece exists to get honest comms out of work you already did, without opening a blank document on Friday.

Voice calibration

Shipcast reads posts you have written and extracts tone, sentence length, and the words you never use. Drafts come out sounding like you on a good day instead of like a press release.

Noise filtering

chore commits, dependency bumps, and merge noise never reach a draft. Renames do not make headlines; shipped features do.

Approval queue

Every draft waits for you. Edit inline, approve the changelog, discard a LinkedIn variant. Nothing goes out on its own unless you turn on auto-publish (Pro).

Hosted changelog with SEO

A public page at shipcast.dev/c/you, server-rendered and crawlable, with per-entry URLs and proper meta tags. Custom domain on Pro.

Multi-channel by default

One weekly run drafts a changelog entry, two LinkedIn variants in different registers, and an email digest. Same facts, native to each channel.

A cadence, not a chore

Runs weekly or biweekly in your timezone, and you can trigger a run after a big release. Quiet weeks produce an honest short draft, or you skip them.

pricing

A free changelog, a paid comms loop

Lite hosts your public changelog free forever. Paid plans add the weekly drafts across every channel.

Lite

A public changelog that writes itself. Free forever.

Freeforever, no card
  • Hosted public changelog page
  • 1 repository
  • 2 generations per month
  • GitHub, Linear & Jira sources
  • "Powered by Shipcast" footer
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The full weekly comms loop for one founder.

€39per month
  • Everything in Lite
  • Weekly auto-drafts, unlimited generations
  • 2 LinkedIn post variants per week
  • Email digest drafts
  • Voice calibration from your writing
Start 14-day trial

Pro

For products that ship across multiple repos.

€99per month
  • Everything in Solo
  • 3 repositories
  • Custom changelog domain
  • Auto-publish approved outputs
  • Changelog themes
Start 14-day trial

Team

Shared queue and voice for small teams.

Talk to usannual invoicing available
  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited repositories
  • 5 seats included
  • Shared approval queue
  • Per-member author attribution
Talk to us

Annual billing is 2 months free. See the full comparison

faq

Questions founders actually ask

Four of the most common. The full list covers data access, voice calibration, quiet weeks, and billing.

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