This release adds a web app manifest so modern browsers can recognize AutoChangelog as an installable app with dedicated colors and icons, improving the experience on supported devices. It also introduces an llms.txt file that gives AI crawlers structured information about AutoChangelog, including how it works, key features, pricing, and documentation links.

This release adds a richer subscribe experience for custom templates with a modal, AJAX-based submission, and clear success and error states. It also exposes an rss_url variable in entry templates so you can easily link to your project's RSS feed from custom layouts.

This release refines how custom templates behave and are edited, and tightens which repositories appear on the domains settings page. Projects with custom templates now render RSS feeds and entry links correctly, and the "Edit Template" actions take you to the right place when a custom template is in use.

This release fixes an issue where custom templates were not visible for users with only one enabled repository. Template filtering now correctly matches templates to the selected project, so affected users will see all of their relevant custom templates as expected.

This release makes your main changelog timeline easier to scan by showing concise summaries with a clear path to full entries, fixes the GitHub sign-in link so onboarding works as expected, and refines the Published stats on the dashboard with clearer counts and a quick link to all published entries.

This release adds a new “Copy as Markdown” button to documentation pages so you can quickly reuse docs in your own workflows, along with refined typography and layout for better readability. Headings and descriptions are larger, higher contrast, and more responsive across desktop and mobile, making the docs easier to scan and share.