What's New — Changelogs

Jeff Mixon

About this app

What's New is one feed for every changelog.

The software you use ships updates constantly, and it tells you somewhere different every time: a GitHub release page, a Steam announcement, a vendor blog, a dialog you clicked past on launch. What's New reads those sources and puts what shipped into a single timeline. Over 1,400 products so far, from open-source libraries to games to the apps on your phone.

Follow what you use

Follow a product and its releases turn up in your feed. Nothing you haven't followed does. You can browse the catalog by category or by platform, or skip the clicking and paste a Brewfile, a package.json or a requirements file to follow everything in it at once.

Know when something ships

Turn on notifications and your phone tells you when a product you follow puts out a release. They stay off until you ask for them, and the same screen turns them back off.

Search every release note

Full text search across every changelog in the app. It is the quickest way to answer "which version fixed that bug", a question that otherwise means reading six months of release notes by hand.

There is also a weekly digest of what shipped, a trending page for what a lot of people are watching, and a security view that pulls out the releases shipping fixes.

Everything links out

Every entry links to the publisher's own release notes. This is an index, not a mirror: when you want the full detail, the real page is one tap away.

Sign in with Google, GitHub or Steam, or read all of it without an account. Only following and notifications need one.

No ads, nothing to buy, and no tracking beyond basic analytics.

What’s new

First release. What's New on Android is the site in an app: one feed for every changelog, a catalog you can browse by category or platform, search across every release note, and a notification when something you follow ships. Sign in with Google, GitHub or Steam, or read all of it without an account.