A categorized changelog for your WordPress site with email notifications. When you ship a requested feature, every voter who asked for it gets notified automatically.
This is a live changelog. Browse entries, subscribe, react. That is exactly how it works on your WordPress site.
You ship a feature. Everyone who cares finds out without you sending a single email.
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With ProductLift
Connect your repo and Git2Log generates changelog entries from commit messages. Push code, publish updates. No copy-paste, no context switching. AI polishes the language for you.
Tag entries as New Feature, Improvement, or Bug Fix. Schedule entries in advance so your changelog stays consistent, even during busy sprints. Users filter by category to find what they care about.
Custom colors, fonts, domain. Remove all ProductLift branding. Custom SCSS for pixel control. Your visitors see your brand, not ours.
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WordPress sites using ProductLift
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Average rating on G2
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Database tables added to WordPress
Sebastian F.
Entrepreneur
Aaron Dye
Timothy M.
Product Manager
Ben
Product Owner
Marco
Chris R.
Founder
Your product lives in the cloud, but your marketing site runs on WordPress. Embed the changelog so visitors see a track record of active development. Prospects who see months of consistent updates are more confident in buying.
Announce new payment options, product categories, and checkout improvements. Categorized entries drive adoption faster than blog posts.
Members paying for ongoing access want proof the platform keeps improving. A changelog reinforces the value of their subscription.
Replace status emails with a changelog on the client's WordPress site. Every deployment gets logged with context.
One platform for the entire product lifecycle. Each step feeds the next.
Most WordPress changelogs are one-way announcements. You write, users read (or don't). ProductLift is different because your changelog is connected to your feedback board and roadmap.
When a user votes for a feature and you ship it months later, they get notified. That closes the loop. Users feel heard, trust grows, and churn drops. That's why over 3,000 product teams use ProductLift.
Ruben Buijs
Founder of ProductLift
SaaS with WordPress Marketing Sites: Your product lives in the cloud, but your marketing site runs on WordPress. Embed the changelog so visitors see a track record of active development. Prospects who see months of consistent updates are more confident in buying. Existing customers stay subscribed when they see features they requested moving to shipped.
WooCommerce Store Owners: Announce new payment options, product categories, shipping methods, and checkout improvements. Categorized entries let shoppers filter to updates they care about. Tag each entry as New Feature, Improvement, or Bug Fix so customers know exactly what changed.
Membership and Course Platforms: Members paying for ongoing access want proof the platform keeps improving. A changelog reinforces the value of their subscription. When members see that features they voted for are now shipped, they feel heard and renew.
WordPress Agencies: Replace status emails with a changelog on the client's WordPress site. Every deployment gets logged with screenshots and context. Clients see exactly what was delivered and when, without your team preparing weekly reports.
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