Dashboard overview and next steps

Dashboard overview

Use the left navigation to move between the main product areas:

Page	What you do there
Releases	Create, edit, schedule, publish, and review release performance.
Subscribers	Manage email and Slack audiences for release notifications.
Team	Invite teammates, revoke invites, and manage member access.
Integration	Copy the widget snippet, change your public changelog slug, and manage the widget allowlist.
Release Agent	Connect GitHub, manage the action key, and review automation jobs.
Profile settings	Update your name, password, organization name, and MFA settings.

Publish your first release

Open Releases

Open duckpost.app/releases and click New release.

Fill in the release

Add:

A title between 3 and 100 characters
A summary between 10 and 240 characters
Rich text content
An optional cover image in PNG, JPG, or WebP up to 5 MB
Optional tags and a release type

Choose the release status

Save it as Draft, publish it now, or schedule it for later.

Decide whether to notify subscribers

Turn on subscriber notifications if you want DuckPost to send the release to confirmed email subscribers and connected Slack channels when it goes live.

Review the public output

Use the preview tools in the editor to check how the release will look on the public page and in the widget.

What happens after you publish

After your first published release is live, you can:

Open Integration and copy your public changelog URL

Install the widget snippet in your app

Invite customers to subscribe by email or Slack from the public page

Return to Releases to review views and reactions

<script
  async
  src="https://widget.duckpost.app/widget.js?v=1.0.0"
  data-org-id="<your-org-id>"
  data-theme="light"
></script>

Replace <your-org-id> with the organization ID shown in Integration.