A desktop console for the office side of the log
The office view: filter by job and by open status at the same time, with revision history newest-first.
Each progress update is rendered like a status entry: date, category, change, and a brief reason. This page is dogfood.
The office view: filter by job and by open status at the same time, with revision history newest-first.
Every change runs the full test suite before it can deploy, so what ships has been checked.
Bring an existing log in as one batch, all-or-nothing, with the original dates preserved.
An MCP endpoint so a model can read and write the log directly, with your permission and no UI in the loop.
One tap to link an account, as an alternative to the emailed link.
Account lives where you need it; Settings goes back to being app configuration.
Visit app.changelog.systems, add it to your home screen, and it installs like a native app: no store, no account, and your log stays on your device.
Type, color, and the logo now follow one brand system, so every page reads as one product.
The consulting page leads with a one-click booking link instead of a contact form, so starting a conversation takes one tap.
The Try-it flow steps through job, status, area of work, what changed, and why, matched to how the field actually tracks a job.
Closing a job writes its own final entry and drops it off the active list.
Start typing a job and it completes from ones you've already logged. No re-keying.
Log a change in seconds from the jobsite: step through job, category, and detail, then save.
Every job's latest status, last-touched, and open count on one screen, so the office sees what the field logged.
Compile any view into a clean table that pastes straight into your notes. Plain text, nothing proprietary.
Add it to the home screen and keep logging with no signal; the log lives on the device.
Consulting inquiries post to CRM and Try-it emails to Campaigns via hidden-iframe forms.
Tab fills the sample text, arrow keys pick the category, and "add another" opens as a centered popup.
A no-cache dev server means edits show on a plain refresh, so the live demo always reflects the latest build.
First step toward changelog.systems marketing presence.
Home, About, Consulting, Try-it, and Changelog pages scaffolded.
Form layout is ready, final endpoint details pending.
The field log now captures who, what, why, and what's next, matched to how crews track work.
Fix a typo or pull a row without losing the date the change actually happened.