Community Updates
Events, betas, community releases — keep your community in the loop
For dev tools, open-source, and communities. Announce events, beta releases, and community-driven updates. One feed, in-app, email, and RSS.
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Who it's for
- Dev tools and API companies that ship betas and want to keep users informed
- Open-source projects that publish release notes and community milestones
- Communities and forums that share events, launches, and community news
Common scenarios
- Beta and early-access announcements for testers and power users
- Event announcements (webinars, meetups, conferences)
- Community release notes and open-source project updates
- New feature or API launches aimed at developers or community
- Regular roundups or “what’s new” for the community
How AnnounceKit helps
Changelog & feed
A clear feed for community updates. Custom domain, labels, and rich content. Embed on your site or link from docs.
In-app & email
Show updates in-app with widgets or send via email digest. Reach people where they already are.
RSS & API
RSS, Atom, and JSON feed for subscribers and automation. GraphQL API for custom integrations.
Frequently asked questions
What are community updates in AnnounceKit?
Community updates are announcements for your community: events, betas, community releases. You get a changelog-style feed, in-app widgets, and email or RSS.
Who is the community updates use case for?
Dev tools, open-source projects, and communities that need to announce events, beta releases, and community-driven updates in one place.
Can I use AnnounceKit for open-source project updates?
Yes. Publish release notes, beta announcements, and community news. Use a public changelog, embed on your site, and offer RSS.
Does AnnounceKit support RSS for community updates?
Yes. RSS, Atom, and JSON feed are built in. Community members can subscribe in their reader or you can use the feed for automation.
Can I segment community updates (e.g. beta testers)?
Yes. Use segmentation to show beta or early-access updates only to users in that segment, and broader news to everyone.