
How to integrate WhatShipped into your project
You shipped something. Your users have no idea what changed. WhatShipped turns your git history into a readable changelog — but the real question is: how do you actually get that changelog into your product? Here's every way you can do it today, and what's coming. The simplest path: Markdown export Every changelog you generate on WhatShipped can be exported as a .md file. Drop it in your repo, your docs folder, your Notion workspace — wherever your users look for updates. /your-project ├── CHANGELOG.md ← just paste it here ├── src/ └── ... Zero friction. Works with any stack, any deployment, any workflow. If you just want something out the door, this is your path. One step up: the WhatShipped API Generate your changelog programmatically. Hit the API, get structured output, render it however you want. Your design system, your components, your branding. WhatShipped handles the content — you own the presentation. A minimal example: const res = await fetch ( ' https://whatshipped.dev/api/v
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