Release notes that write themselves.

Engammo is an AI tool that turns GitHub pull requests into clear, grouped release notes. Install the GitHub App, and every time a PR merges Engammo writes a plain-language note and publishes it to your updates page, widget and RSS feed, so the whole team can read what shipped.

When a PR merges into your target branch, Engammo reads its title, description, labels, and a trimmed summary of the changed files. AI writes a short title, a one-sentence summary and a few plain-language bullets, and your PR labels group it by type: features, fixes, breaking changes, and more. You can also get one note per version: push a Git tag or publish a GitHub release and Engammo covers every change since the previous tag.

Yes. Starter and Team come with a 14-day free trial. You add a card when you sign up and are billed when the trial ends ($29/month for Starter, $79/month for Team), unless you cancel first.

Yes. Engammo gives you a hosted updates page and a widget you can embed on any site. Notes are written for non-technical readers, so product managers, support, sales and customers can all follow along.

Yes. Engammo turns each release note into FAQs and keeps them current as new notes arrive, adding new answers and retiring outdated ones. FAQs show up in the widget with search, in a public JSON endpoint, and can be synced to a Kommander support assistant.

Both start from merged pull requests and group changes by label. A release notes generator lists PR titles in GitHub Releases or a CHANGELOG.md file. Engammo also rewrites each PR in plain language with AI and publishes it to an updates page, a widget, an RSS feed and JSON endpoints, with no workflow file to maintain.

Notes are written in English. On Team, Engammo also translates them into Italian and Spanish, and the widget and JSON endpoints serve the language you ask for. More languages are on the roadmap.