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.
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Written by Convot
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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