Changelogs that users actually read
Your release notes deserve better than being ignored. Turn product updates into short videos users watch, understand, and act on. Make your changelog the engagement tool it should be.
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"78% of our users never read our release notes. We ship great stuff and nobody knows."
You ship updates constantly.
New features, improvements, bug fixes.
Each one makes your product better.
But how do users find out?
Release notes.
Bullet points in a changelog that 78% of users never read.
You spend hours documenting changes that disappear into a page nobody visits.
The demand for clear product communication has surged 45% in the past year, but text-based changelogs aren't meeting the need.
78% of product managers struggle to consistently communicate updates
45% surge in demand for clear product communications
10x more engagement when updates include video
200% higher completion rates for videos under 30 seconds
Every unread changelog is product value that users don't know exists.
From "what release notes?" to "I saw that in your video"
Before ngram
- You shipped three features last month. You wrote detailed release notes for each one. You added them to the changelog, sent a newsletter mention, posted in the community.
- A month later, a user requests one of those exact features. You point them to the release notes. They say they missed it. This happens weekly.
- Your changelog has years of updates that represent hundreds of hours of work. It's a graveyard of announcements nobody read. Your product is more powerful than users realize because they don't read bullet points.
After ngram
- Same three features. But this time you spend 15 minutes creating a 45-second changelog video. You show each update in action, highlight why it matters, link to docs for details.
- You embed the video in your changelog, drop it in your newsletter, post it on LinkedIn. Users watch it on 2x while checking email. They see the features. They understand the value.
- Feature requests drop for things you already built. Users comment that they love the video updates. Your changelog becomes content people actually look forward to.
User engagement
Time to create
Feature awareness
Repeat feature requests
Video changelogs from your release notes
Ngram transforms your release notes into short, engaging videos that turn your changelog into content users actually consume.
Record quick demos of each update
Walk through the new features like you'd show a colleague. Click around, show what changed, explain the value. Ngram polishes it into a professional changelog video with zooms, captions, and tight pacing. Ship alongside your text release notes.
Or convert your release notes to video
Paste your existing release notes. Ngram writes a video script, generates screen visuals, and produces a complete changelog video with AI voiceover. Turn documentation you already wrote into content that actually gets watched.
Either way, your product updates get the visibility they deserve. Users watch instead of skim. Your changelog stops being a formality.
What changes when pm changelog take minutes
10x more engagement than text release notes
Video gets watched. Text gets skimmed. When users see your updates in action, they understand what changed and why it matters. Your hard work gets the attention it deserves.
Create faster than you write
A 45-second video takes 15 minutes to create. Detailed release notes take longer and get less engagement. Spend less time on changelog communication, get better results.
Fewer questions about shipped features
When users actually see your updates, they stop asking for features you already built. Support tickets drop. Feature requests become more informed. Everyone saves time.
Build momentum with every release
Consistent video updates train users to pay attention to your changelog. Each release builds on the last. Users develop the habit of checking what's new because they know it's worth watching.
Raw recording → polished video in 3 steps
Drop in what you have
30 secondsUpload a screen recording, paste a URL, or add a feature doc. ngram works with whatever's already on your hard drive. No special prep required.
Review before it renders
2 minutesngram shows you the script and storyboard first. Don't like something? Edit it in plain English: "Make the intro shorter" or "Add a zoom on the pricing section." You stay in control—without learning a timeline editor.
Export everywhere
instantOne click: 16:9 for your website, 1:1 for LinkedIn, 9:16 for mobile. Captions baked in. Brand kit applied. Ready to send.
Built for pm changelog, specifically
Smart Zoom
Show exactly what changed
Automatic zoom on new UI elements and key interactions. Users see precisely what's different without hunting for changes. Every update is unmissable.
Learn moreAuto-Cut
Respect user attention spans
Automatically removes pauses and slow moments. Your 3-minute recording becomes a punchy 45-second update. Users get the highlights without the filler.
Learn moreAuto Captions
Watchable anywhere
Accurate captions generated automatically. Users can watch your changelog on mute, in meetings, or while multitasking. Your updates land in any context.
Learn moreBrand Kit
Consistent across every release
Your colors, logo, and visual style applied automatically. Every changelog video looks official and on-brand. Build recognition with consistent visual updates.
Learn moreMulti-Update Layouts
Cover multiple changes in one video
Combine several updates into a single changelog video with clear section breaks. Users get a complete picture of what shipped without watching multiple clips.
Learn moreThe old way vs. the ngram way
Ngram Video Changelog
Text-Only Changelog
Changelog Tool Widget
Stop writing release notes
nobody reads
Turn your changelog into video content users actually watch. Create in 15 minutes. Get 10x the engagement. Make every release matter.
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