A professional changelog for your WooCommerce site with categorized updates, rich media, and automatic notifications to everyone who asked for each feature.
This is a live changelog. Browse the entries. That is exactly how it looks on your WooCommerce site.
You ship a feature. Everyone who asked for it finds out.
Before
With ProductLift
Git2Log reads your commits and generates polished changelog entries for your WooCommerce site with AI. Push code, get a draft. Edit and publish.
Tag entries as New Feature, Improvement, or Bug Fix on your WooCommerce changelog. Schedule posts for coordinated launches. Users filter by category.
Custom colors that match your WooCommerce store theme. Custom fonts, custom domain. Remove all ProductLift branding. Your customers see your brand, not ours.
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To set up on WooCommerce
Sebastian F.
Entrepreneur
Aaron Dye
Timothy M.
Product Manager
Ben
Product Owner
Marco
Chris R.
Founder
Announce new payment options, product categories, shipping methods, and checkout improvements. Categorized entries let shoppers filter to updates they care about.
Show a track record of active development. Prospects see months of updates and know the product is maintained. Existing users stay informed without support tickets.
Keep sellers informed about platform changes that affect their stores. Categorize updates by seller impact, buyer experience, and platform infrastructure.
One platform for the entire product lifecycle. Each step feeds the next.
Users submit feature requests and vote on priorities.
WooCommerce Feedback Board Plugin
Drag items to Planned. Voters see the status change.
WooCommerce Product Roadmap Plugin
Generate a help article from shipped features. AI writes the draft.
WooCommerce Knowledge Base PluginStore owners invest in platforms that keep improving. A changelog with months of categorized updates tells merchants the product is alive and evolving. That confidence drives adoption and retention.
ProductLift connects your changelog to feedback and roadmap. When a merchant votes for a feature and you ship it, they get notified through the changelog. That is the kind of communication that prevents churn.
Ruben Buijs
Founder of ProductLift
WordPress.org plugin listings include a changelog tab, but it is one of the least-visited sections on any plugin page. Most WooCommerce users never see it. Updates happen silently through WordPress auto-updates, and users have no idea what changed until something breaks. A dedicated changelog on your own site puts updates front and center where your audience actually looks.
For WooCommerce extension developers, a branded changelog builds trust that the WordPress.org listing alone can't provide. When prospects compare your plugin to alternatives, a page showing months of categorized updates with screenshots immediately signals active maintenance. That visual proof converts evaluators into paying customers.
ProductLift's changelog requires no WordPress plugin installation. It embeds via a code snippet on any page or lives on a custom subdomain like updates.yourplugin.com. That means zero database tables, zero plugin conflicts, and no additional PHP execution on your WordPress server. Your WooCommerce site stays fast and your plugin stays compatible with the broader WordPress ecosystem.
The real power comes from connecting your changelog to ProductLift's feedback board. When a WooCommerce user requests a feature through your feedback board, that request flows into your roadmap. When you ship the feature and publish a changelog entry, the user who made the original request gets notified automatically. That closed loop turns passive users into engaged advocates who recommend your plugin on WordPress.org forums.
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