Engammo · Developer tools
Release notes that write themselves.
Engammo turns merged GitHub pull requests into clear, categorized release notes with AI. Customers, sales and support always know what shipped, and your engineers never write a changelog by hand again.
Free plan · No credit card · Installs as a GitHub App
What is Engammo?
Engammo is a release notes tool made by Gorilli. It installs as a GitHub App, turns every merged pull request into a plain-language release note with AI, tags it from your PR labels, and publishes it to a hosted changelog, an embeddable widget and an RSS feed.
Facts and prices checked
- Made by
- Gorilli, Milan, Italy
- Price
- Free plan; Pro $19/month
- Works with
- GitHub, as a GitHub App
- Publishes to
- Changelog page, embeddable widget, RSS feed and JSON API
- Languages
- English; Italian and Spanish on Pro
The problem
Shipping fast is wasted if nobody knows what shipped.
Changelogs get written late, written badly or not at all. Pull request titles mean nothing outside engineering, so sales asks in Slack, support finds out from customers, and the work your team shipped goes unnoticed.
Why teams use it
What Engammo does for you
No more changelog chores
Every merged pull request is detected and summarized automatically, seconds after merge.
Notes people actually read
AI rewrites technical PR descriptions into plain language that customers and stakeholders understand.
Organized for you
The PR labels you already use sort every change into features, fixes, breaking changes and more.
Everyone sees it
Publish to a branded changelog page, embed notes in your app with one script tag, or let people follow the RSS feed.
Always editable
Notes publish automatically, and anyone on your team can edit, regenerate or hide them at any time.
Speak your customers' language
Translate release notes into Italian and Spanish on the Pro plan.
How it works
- 01
Install the GitHub App
Pick the repositories Engammo should watch. It takes about a minute.
- 02
Merge pull requests as usual
No new process or templates. Your existing PR labels sort the notes.
- 03
Notes publish themselves
Each merge becomes a release note on your changelog, widget and RSS feed. Edit any note whenever you like.
What's included
- GitHub App integration
- Automatic PR detection
- AI-written summaries
- Label-based feature, fix and breaking-change tags
- Public changelog page
- Embeddable widget
- RSS feed
- Public JSON API
- Release notes from Git tags
- Italian and Spanish translations
- Owner, Admin and Member roles
Built for
Engineering teams
Ship often without spending Friday afternoon writing a changelog.
Product managers
Turn every release into an update you can send to customers.
Sales and customer success
Know what changed before the customer asks.
SaaS founders
Show steady progress with a public changelog that updates itself.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when it pays for itself.
Free
$0
1 repository, 15 notes a month, public changelog. No credit card.
Pro
$19/mo
Up to 5 repositories, unlimited notes, translations and custom branding.
Enterprise
Custom
Unlimited repositories and everything in Pro.
Prices from engammo.com, October 2026.
Questions
Does it work with GitHub only?
Engammo installs as a GitHub App and reads the pull requests you merge in the repositories you select.
Can I edit the notes?
Yes. Notes are published automatically, and your team can edit, regenerate or hide any of them at any time.
Do we need to change how we write pull requests?
No templates are required. Engammo works from the pull requests you already write, and common labels like bug, feature and breaking sort the notes.
Where can we publish release notes?
On a hosted changelog page (public or on your own subdomain), in your app through the embeddable widget, through RSS, or from the public JSON API.
Your next release can announce itself.
Install the GitHub App and get your first AI release notes on your next merge. Free to start.
Built and operated by Gorilli, an AI-native product company in Milan. Read the build story