Broadcast to the web
A release story page worth linking to.
Every published release lands on a hosted page with your logo and accent color, subscribable, syndicated by RSS, tracked with view analytics, and indexed by search engines. It's the permanent home every other channel links back to.
Free forever. No credit card.
How it works
Three steps. Two minutes.
Connect
Connect a repo and the page exists, yanib.dev/stories/your-repo. Add your logo, accent color, title, and description in Customize.
Review
AI drafts each release from commits and PRs; you approve. Rewrite entries in different tones, or translate the release into 13 languages.
Broadcast
Publish puts the release on the page instantly, and the page's subscribe box turns readers into an email list you never have to manage.
Why the broadcasting layer
Public story page is one spoke of nine. Every channel gets the same reviewed update, from one publish.
- Your brand: custom logo, accent color, title, and description
- RSS feed and email subscription built into the page
- Page view analytics with referrers, per release
- Stable URL that survives repo renames, embeds and links keep resolving
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to host anything?
No. The page is served by Yanib at a stable URL derived from your repo. Connect the repo and it's live.
Can visitors subscribe to updates?
Yes, the page carries an email subscribe box with double opt in verification, plus an RSS feed for feed readers. Both are on by default.
Is it good for SEO?
The page is server rendered, listed in Yanib's sitemap, and served with proper metadata and OG images, each release is a crawlable, shareable URL.
What if I rename or transfer the repo?
The story page URL is stable by design, it doesn't encode the repo name, so renames and transfers never break existing links.