The changelog print shop

Ship it. Note it. Repeat.

Shipnote sets your product updates in type — one draft becomes a web page, an RSS feed, and an email edition for readers who asked to hear from you.

How the press runs

Set in three passes.

Every update goes through the same three stations it would in a real print shop — no shortcuts, no smudged ink.

SET
PASS 01

Draft your update, tag the version. Write in a calm editor, tag v1.4.0, file it under New, Fixed, or Breaking — the type is set.

PROOF
PASS 02

Preview on web, RSS, and email. Pull a proof of all three editions side by side and mark your corrections before anything ships.

PRESS
PASS 03

Publish and notify subscribers. One stamp sends the edition to your page, your feed, and every reader who opted in.

Fresh off the press

Specimen prints.

A wall of proofs from products that ship their notes with Shipnote — pinned up, corrected in red, and approved.

Fogline specimen proof
Fogline — ships weekly
Kilnhouse specimen proof
Kilnhouse — ships bi-weekly
Tidewell specimen proof
Tidewell — ships weekly
Marrow & Co. specimen proof
Marrow & Co. — ships monthly
Latchkey specimen proof
Latchkey — ships twice a week
“Our changelog used to be a wiki page nobody read. Now it's the first thing customers check on release day.”

Pulled from the wastebasket

Good paper shouldn't cost a fortune.

Four editions, from a one-page proof to a bound archive. Every plan starts with 14 days on the proofing press — free.

Misfits from $21.00/month →