Quickstart

Pick your track

Two common starting points. Both take about five minutes.

You have teammates who should see drafts, edit entries, and publish on behalf of the workspace.

Sign in with GitHub, Google, or email.
Create a team from the workspace switcher in the top nav. Name it after your product or company.
Invite teammates by email. Assign them Admin if they'll manage repos or billing, Member if they'll edit drafts.
In the team's Repos tab, click Connect Repo and pick one. Yanib installs a webhook automatically.
Add a Slack or Discord integration under Integrations so every published release lands in chat.
Push your next release tag and review the draft when you get the email.

Want a weekly "what we shipped" report for the whole team? Enable Team Commit Digest.

You're maintaining a side project or open source library and want release notes, a public story page, and a developer profile to show it off.

Sign in with GitHub (so your username becomes your profile slug).
Click Connect Repo, pick your main project. Public, private, or organization repos all work.
Go to Settings → Account. Set up your developer profile card and drop the SVG badge into your GitHub README.
Push your first release tag. Review the AI draft, tweak the voice, hit Publish.
Share the public story page URL (yanib.dev/stories/<slug>). It has RSS, SEO, and an OG image out of the box.

Want to embed the feed on your own site? Use the SDK, one script tag, drop in web components.