Changelog · Roadmap · Requests · Tasks · MCP

Ship it, log it, tell everyone.

Log updates while you build, publish them as releases, plan in public, and collect requests and bug reports from inside your app. Or let your AI agents do it over MCP.

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Kitze runs 34 products on Glink. The Sizzy and Sotto update dialogs pull their release notes straight from it.
EXAMPLE
Sizzy
v84.2
Release

Faster everything

NewKeyboard shortcuts for every panel
ImprovedDevice list loads 3× faster
FixedScreenshots on retina displays
3 entries · publishedglink.so/sizzy
agent → glink mcpexample
create_changelog_entry({
  project: "sizzy", type: "fixed",
  title: "Screenshots on retina displays"
})
✓ added to v84.2 draft
The problem

Four tools to tell users what you shipped. None of them talk.

a feature-request boarda changelog widgeta task trackera roadmap doca bug-report formcopy-pasting into update dialogs
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One Glink projectRequests become roadmap cards, roadmap cards ship in releases, releases land in your app.
What's inside

Everything between "someone asked for it" and "it shipped".

01

Changelogs

Add entries as you ship and publish a versioned release in one click. Users finally see the work.

Fix crash on empty projectFixed
Add CSV exportNew
Publish v2.4 · 2 entries
02

Roadmap

Planned, in progress, shipped. Users vote, and shipped cards link to their release.

PlannedTeamsSSO
BuildingWebhooks
ShippedEmbedsAPI
03

Requests

One public board with votes and comments, so you stop answering the same DM forty times.

128Export to NotionPlanned
74Linear integrationReview
04

Tasks

Priorities, labels, milestones and sub-tasks, on a board or a list. The work behind every release.

#41 Migrate billing webhooks
#42 Request: bulk archive
05

Embeds & bug reporter

Drop the changelog, request form and bug reporter into your app. Reports arrive with screenshots.

Report a bug
Checkout button does nothing on Safari
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06

Profiles

One public page with everything you've shipped, across every product.

K@kitze
34 projects on Glink
Agents welcome

The changelog your AI agents can write.

Every project, task, request, roadmap item and changelog is an MCP tool. Point Claude, Cursor or your own bots at Glink and they file tasks, move statuses and draft release notes while you build.

projectstasksrequestschangelogsroadmapdiscussions
Kitze's whole AI team files its own tasks and writes its own changelog entries in Glink.That's how the 34 products behind this page stay up to date.
# any MCP client
glink.create_task({ project: "kanso",
  title: "Landing v2: pricing section" })
glink.update_task({ status: "InReview" })
glink.create_changelog_entry({
  type: "new", title: "Yearly plan" })
glink.publish_release({ version: "1.4" })

# your users see it on glink.so/kanso
# and inside your app's update dialog
How it works

Set it up once. Log as you go.

1

Create a project (or ten)

Your changelog, roadmap, requests board and profile go live at once.

2

Log entries as you ship

From the app, or let your agent do it over MCP while it works.

3

Publish and embed

Publish the release, then show it in your app and your update dialog.

Pricing

One project is free. You clearly ship more than one thing.

Free

$0
For your first product
  • Public changelogs
  • Roadmap
  • Requests board
  • Public profile
  • 1 team member
Start free
Save 17% yearly

Pro

$190 /year
$15.83/mo billed yearly, or $19 monthly
  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited projects and members
  • No Glink branding
  • Custom domains
  • Private pages
  • API and webhooks
Start Pro

Lifetime

$499
Pay once, keep Pro forever
  • Everything in Pro
  • Every future update
  • No subscription
Buy lifetime

Prices in USD. Tax calculated at checkout.

FAQ

Questions makers ask.

Can my AI agent really write to Glink?

Yes. Projects, tasks, requests, roadmap items and changelogs are all exposed as MCP tools, so any MCP client can read and update them.

Can I put the changelog inside my app?

Yes. Embed the changelog, request form and bug reporter. Sizzy and Sotto show Glink release notes in their update dialogs.

What do I get for free?

A public changelog, roadmap, requests board and profile for one project, with one team member.

When should I upgrade?

When you ship a second product, want your own domain, need private pages or want to remove the Glink branding.

Is there a lifetime option?

Yes. $499 once gets you Pro for good, no subscription.

Who makes Glink?

Kitze, who also makes Sizzy, Sotto and ReleaseFlow, and runs all of them on Glink every day.

Your users want to know what you shipped. Tell them.