Most indie SaaS founders I know have the same changelog problem: they ship every week to GitHub, nobody writes release notes, and if there IS a changelog page it has not been updated in months.
The result? Users do not know what changed. They churn thinking the product is stagnant. They email support about features that shipped three months ago.
The usual advice is "just write a changelog" -- but that ignores why founders skip it: it takes real time, interrupts the shipping flow, and the right format is never obvious.
What actually works: your merged PRs are already a changelog
Your pull requests are a changelog -- just not formatted for users. The pattern that works:
