We ship changes to Lynkist most weeks, and until now there was no way for you to find out about any of them. Features appeared, bugs quietly stopped happening, and the only clue was noticing that something looked different.

Three things change that.

A ✨ button in the header

It sits next to the notification bell and shows a count when there's something you haven't seen. Opening it lists the most recent releases; opening it also clears the badge, so it only ever asks for your attention once per release.

If you signed up last week, you won't be greeted by a year of history — only what has shipped since you joined counts as new.

A What's New page

Help → What's new, or "See all" from the popover. The full archive, every entry in full, filterable by whether it's a new feature, an improvement, a fix, or a security change.

A public changelog

Everything is also at lynkist.io/changelog, readable without signing in and available as an RSS feed if you'd rather it came to you. Useful for sharing a specific change with a colleague who doesn't have a Lynkist login.

Building against our API? The API changelog is unchanged and still the place for endpoint-level detail — new fields, deprecations, breaking changes. This new one is about the product.