Changelog
The Changelog RSS Feed
Every public changelog has a standard RSS 2.0 feed at /:lang/changelog.rss that developers and users can subscribe to in any feed reader.
Updated June 11, 2026
Every Convot changelog ships an RSS 2.0 feed automatically. No extra setup needed.
Feed URL
The feed is at:
https://<your-slug>.convot.help/en/changelog.rss
Replace en with the language code for other languages (e.g. fr, es). On a custom domain it’s the same path:
https://help.yourapp.com/en/changelog.rss
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Add .rss to the end of your changelog URL. That’s the only difference.
What’s in the feed
The feed is standard RSS 2.0 with an atom:link self-reference for feed reader compatibility. Each item includes:
- Title - the entry title.
- Link - the permalink to the entry’s full page.
- pubDate - the published-at date in RFC 822 format.
- category - the type label (e.g. “New”, “Improved”, “Fixed”) if one is assigned.
- description - the full entry content rendered as HTML.
The feed includes up to the 50 most recent published entries, newest first.
Uses
- Feed readers - users who prefer Feedly, NetNewsWire, or similar apps can subscribe and get updates without visiting the changelog page.
- Automation - pipe the feed into Zapier, Make, or Slack to post update announcements automatically when you publish.
- Developer tooling - teams that watch change feeds for their SaaS dependencies can subscribe to track your releases.
Next steps
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