Understanding Changelog Pages
Learn about changelog pages and how to use them
Understanding Changelog Pages
Changelog pages allow you to create multiple changelogs within a single organization with different permissions and access levels.
What Are Changelog Pages?
Think of pages as separate changelogs within your organization. For example:
- A public page for customer-facing updates
- A private page for internal team updates
- A page specifically for beta features
Free vs Pro Plans
Free Plan:
- 1 changelog page per organization
- Public pages only
Pro Plan:
- Unlimited changelog pages
- Public and private pages
- Custom permissions per page
Creating a Changelog Page
- Go to Settings → Pages
- Click "New Page"
- Configure:
- Name: Display name for the page
- Slug: URL identifier
- Description: Optional description
- Visibility: Public or Private (Pro only)
- Click "Create Page"
Public vs Private Pages
Public Pages:
- Visible to anyone with the URL
- No authentication required
- Perfect for customer updates
Private Pages (Pro):
- Requires authentication
- Role-based access control
- Great for internal updates
Page Permissions
Control who can:
- View: See the page and posts
- Write: Create new posts
- Edit: Modify existing posts
- Delete: Remove posts
Available roles: Owner, Admin, Editor, Viewer
Page URLs
Each page has its own URL:
/changelog/organization-slug/page-slug
Example:
- Main changelog:
/changelog/acme/main - Internal updates:
/changelog/acme/internal