About
NoteshipAI is an AI-powered tool that reads your actual GitHub code diffs to generate professional changelogs and README files — in seconds, not hours.
Why we built this
Every developer knows the feeling: you've just shipped a release, and now you have to sit down and write the changelog. You scroll through commits, try to remember what you actually changed three weeks ago, and end up writing something vague that helps nobody.
The problem isn't laziness — it's that the tools don't exist. Most "AI changelog" tools just summarize your commit messages, which means garbage in, garbage out. If your team writes fix stuff as a commit message, the output is useless.
We built NoteshipAI to actually read the code. Not the commit message — the diff. The actual lines that changed. That's the only way to produce documentation that's genuinely accurate.
How it works
Before reading a single commit, NoteshipAI maps your entire repository — file structure, package.json, config files, and key source files. It learns your tech stack and architecture first.
For each commit you select, NoteshipAI fetches the full diff and reads the actual code additions and deletions in every changed file. Not filenames. Not commit messages. The real code.
With your project structure and the raw diffs in hand, NoteshipAI cross-references both. A new file in /api/v2 means something different than one in /utils — and NoteshipAI understands the difference.
Finally, it groups related changes across commits into real features, applies your chosen format and tone, and writes documentation that reflects what actually shipped.
What it generates
Structured release notes from your commit history. Supports Keep a Changelog format, GitHub Releases format, and a simple flat list. Three tone options: friendly, technical, or marketing.
A complete README.md generated from your actual repository — real commands from package.json, tech stack from your dependencies, environment variables from config files. No templates, no blank page.
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NoteshipAI uses Claude — Anthropic's AI model — to read and understand code diffs and generate human-quality documentation. Claude is particularly well-suited to this task: it can understand code structure, infer user-facing impact from low-level changes, and write clearly for different audiences. We use claude-sonnet-4-6 for all generations.
What we believe
A changelog that misrepresents what shipped is worse than no changelog. We read actual diffs because that's the only way to be accurate.
The best documentation is clear and useful for the person reading it — whether that's a developer, a user, or your future self.
No seat fees, no per-repo charges. Credit-based pricing that scales with how much you use it. Free to start, no credit card required.
Get started
Paste any public GitHub repo URL and get a free changelog in seconds — no account needed.
Sign up for 30 free credits to use with private repos.
Questions? hello@noteshipai.com