It's where you publish product updates, so customers learn what changed without asking. UserJot puts each update on your public updates page and inside your app through the widget, and links it to the feature requests it answers.

Close enough. The changelog is the running list of what changed, and each product update is one post on it. Your customers read them on your updates page and under What's new in the widget.

Ask for a draft and Juno looks up the requests you completed since your last post, reads what customers said about them, and writes from that. It can suggest titles, rewrite a paragraph, and pick tags. Its changes to the text stay highlighted until you accept them, and publishing is always up to you.

Inside your app, the widget's button shows the new post's title, and a dot stays on it until they've read it. The post is on your public updates page too. And everyone who voted on a request gets an email when you mark it complete.

Yes. Pick a date and time and the post goes live on its own. Until then it waits under Scheduled in your dashboard, where you can keep editing it.

Yes, on Starter and up. Your board moves to your address with the updates page on it, at something like feedback.yourcompany.com/updates.

Here the changelog sits next to your feedback board and roadmap. A post can list the requests it answers, Juno writes from the work you marked complete, and the people who asked get an email when it's done. With a separate tool, you'd copy that over by hand.

Yes, and the free plan doesn't expire. It includes the changelog, the widget, unlimited posts, and unlimited users. Paid plans add a custom domain and more tags.

Yes. The Canny import brings your boards, posts, votes, comments, and changelog entries. Nolt and ProductRoad have their own imports, and anything else comes in by CSV, with AI that maps your columns to UserJot's fields. If your data doesn't fit any of those, we'll migrate it with you by hand.