Wrd watches your git history and writes polished changelog entries, release notes, and feature announcements automatically. Stop writing docs. Start shipping.
feat(auth): add OAuth2 login with GitHub fix(api): resolve race condition in webhook handler feat(billing): stripe webhook endpoint v2 chore: bump deps perf(db): add index on user_id for sessions
Added GitHub OAuth login. Users can now sign in with their GitHub account — no new password required.
Webhook delivery is now reliable under concurrent load. The race condition that caused duplicate events has been patched.
Stripe billing webhooks now handle all major events — failed payments, trial endings, subscription changes — in one endpoint.
Authenticate with GitHub. Select a repo and branch. Wrd reads your commit history via webhook — no CI changes, no git hooks to manage.
Every push or merged PR triggers Wrd. It reads the diff, understands what changed and why it matters, and writes a changelog entry in your brand voice.
Entries land in your Wrd dashboard, your /changelog page, your Twitter, or your newsletter. Wrd handles the distribution. You just approve.
# Wrd sits between your git and your users when push to main Wrd.read_commits(since: last_tag) Wrd.write_changelog(diff, brand_voice) # auto-publish to changelog page, Twitter, email
Wrd writes entries in active voice, with context. Not "Fixed bug" — "Fixed the race condition that caused duplicate webhook deliveries under load." Your users understand what shipped.
Wrd runs 24/7. It doesn't wait for you to remember — it catches every merge, reads every diff, and writes every entry. Changelogs that actually stay current.
Train Wrd on your existing changelog, documentation, or marketing tone. Wrd learns how you communicate and applies it consistently across every entry.
One click to post to Twitter. One click to update your changelog page. One click to email your users. Wrd distributes the story so you don't have to.
Wrd learns what to include and what to skip. Dependency bumps, chore commits, and internal refactors get filtered. User-facing changes get promoted. No noise.
Every entry lands as a draft. You review, edit, or approve in seconds. Wrd learns from your edits — each correction makes the next draft better.
Changelogs aren't vanity. They're how users find out what you shipped. They're how journalists write about you. They're how investors know you're building. A bad changelog — or no changelog — is a silent growth killer.
Wrd exists because the humans who write great software shouldn't also have to be great writers. Those are two different skills. We automate the writing so you can keep building.
"Every shipped feature is a promise kept. A changelog is how you tell the world."
Connect your repo. Watch Wrd write. Ship faster, announce better, grow more.