Turn completed work from Jira, Linear and other trackers into clear product updates. AI drafts the announcement, your team reviews it, and your changelog widget brings it into your product.
Draft your first release noteUse linked ideas, status rules and AI announcements to keep release updates connected to what your team ships.
Check the wording and availability, approve the announcement and show it in your in-product changelog.
Your team ships CSV invoice export in Jira and fixes the export button in Linear. Both issues are linked to the corresponding ideas in Ducalis.
The customer sees “Export invoices as CSV” and “Your export button is back,” with an explanation of where to use them.
Connect Jira Cloud, Jira Server, Linear or another supported tracker. Link the relevant backlog issues to customer-facing ideas in Ducalis, then map tracker statuses to idea statuses.
For example, Jira’s Done and Linear’s completed status can move their linked ideas to Done. Choose the statuses that match your delivery process.
If work reaches Done before it is available to customers, add the documented release-webhook condition. For Jira, a resolution rule can distinguish a shipped change from a cancelled issue.
Other connections include Asana, ClickUp, Trello, YouTrack and GitHub.
┌─ AI ANNOUNCEMENT DRAFTS ───────┐ │ Export invoices as CSV │ │ Download invoices in Billing │ ├────────────────────────────────┤ │ Your export button is back │ │ Export with active filters │ ├────────────────────────────────┤ │ Draft · not published │ └────────────────────────────────┘
AI prepares an announcement from the idea’s context. Review the title and description, save the draft or ask AI to rewrite it, then approve the announcement.
Prepare announcements while the feature is in development, or review the draft generated when its idea moves to Done. Approval controls what reaches your changelog.
┌─ REVIEW BEFORE PUBLISHING ─────┐ │ Confirm features are live │ │ Check benefit and wording │ │ Remove internal details │ │ Check audience and links │ ├────────────────────────────────┤ │ Save or rewrite the draft │ │ Approve announcement │ └────────────────────────────────┘
Install the Ducalis widget in your web product and enable its changelog section. Customers can read approved release announcements while using your app.
The same announcements can appear on your dedicated changelog page. Link the release back to the original request so customers can follow the work they asked for.
In the example, the widget shows the CSV export announcement and the export-button fix after your team has checked and approved both drafts.
Read the Ducalis changelog → · Connect updates to your public roadmap →
Set up the format and delivery once, then review the customer-facing details of each release.
Choose the blocks and announcement detail your release notes include. Group updates into a readable digest.
Configure a template →Send a release-note digest manually, on a recurring schedule or using a configured release webhook. Email timing is configured separately from changelog publication.
Set up delivery →Configure the widget’s appearance, display sections and voter identification. Choose your board’s visibility and indexing settings for your audience.
Configure your widget →Changelog automation closes the loop. Ducalis also helps your team collect requests, organize them and decide what to build next.
Give feedback a clear home before it reaches your backlog.
Manage feature requests →Evaluate customer requests alongside bugs and planned work.
Prioritize your backlog →Connect feedback, requirements, priorities, delivery and customer updates.
From feedback to release →Practical guides for your release-note page, its audience and its presentation.
Choose the logo, theme and presentation for your public board and changelog.
Read the changelog guide →Review the documented custom-domain setup for your voting board and public updates.
Custom-domain setup →Choose who can see your board and updates. Check visibility and voter settings for your intended audience.
Audience settings →Use the step-by-step workflow for organizing release announcements in different languages.
Read the localization workflow →Check your board settings and confirm that your configured analytics measures the events your team needs.
Board configuration →Explore the original product reviews and practical lessons for writing updates customers can use.
Changelog writing tips →Combine a repeatable workflow with writing guidance and an independent in-app changelog review.
Connect one completed issue, review its announcement and publish your first update in a test widget.
Draft your first release note