Give every releasea place to be discovered.
Publish updates in your Customer Portal. Explain what changed and help people find their next useful feature.
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Your next adventure. Now offline.
You asked for maps that keep going. Now you can save a trail before you leave and follow it beyond the signal.
- Download a saved trail while you’re connected.
- Open it from Saved trails when you’re ready to go.
Help people discover
what you’ve shipped.
Give the update a clear title, useful context, and a place to be found again. Explain the value of a change in your own words.
- Publish updates in your Customer Portal
- Add context and images
- Keep past releases together
Fresh from the trail.
September 8, 2026
Meet Collections. Keep your weekend walks and your bigger adventures in their own space.
Get the story ready.
Publish on your terms.
Write the release note while the details are fresh. Keep it as a draft until the feature and the announcement are ready to meet your users.
- Prepare an update before launch
- Explain what changed and why it helps
- Choose when to publish
Your next adventure. Now offline.
You asked for maps that keep going. Now you can save a trail before you leave and follow it beyond the signal.
- Download a saved trail while you’re connected.
- Open it from Saved trails when you’re ready to go.
Every update has a story worth telling.
Show what’s new, why it’s useful, and where to start.
Your next adventure. Now offline.
You asked for maps that keep going. Now you can save a trail before you leave and follow it beyond the signal.
- Download a saved trail while you’re connected.
- Open it from Saved trails when you’re ready to go.
Offline trail maps
“I’d love to keep using my saved maps when I’m out of signal.”
48 votesMake “you asked”
part of “we shipped”.
Close the loop with the people who suggested the idea. Keep the request, the progress, and the published update in the same Customer Portal, with each step managed by your team.
Questions about changelog
Is a changelog entry the same as a push campaign?
No. A changelog is published content in your portal. A push campaign or in-app announcement is a separate message you can create to draw attention to an update.
Where do people find it?
Changelog lives in your branded Customer Portal, alongside the other portal features. Your users can return to the same place for ideas, progress, release updates, and help.
Is this included when I start free?
Yes. All four Customer Portal features are included with UserGist. Start free with up to 1,000 monthly active users.
You’re building something great.
Let your users be part of it.
Bring feedback, surveys, messaging, and your customer portal together.
All features included.