Install guide is one page now. Turns out nobody needed 4 paragraphs about my architecture. shocking, i know.
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QuietShip
A quieter release log for small software teams.
- 5 milestones
- 5+ updates
- since 2026
A quieter release log for small software teams.
The milestones that explain how the project has evolved.
The project started with a simple need: A quieter release log for small software teams.
The first build kept QuietShip focused on one useful workflow before adding broader tooling.
A webhook timestamp was drifting by a day for one test workspace. Jordan added an explicit timezone preview before making the import flow any fancier.
The release draft now pulls changes into one review screen. The team still gets the final word before anything is sent.
QuietShip opened to a small group of software teams. The first useful signal is whether they publish a second update without being nudged.
Public updates from the builder about this project.
Install guide is one page now. Turns out nobody needed 4 paragraphs about my architecture. shocking, i know.
Spent all morning with 3 clocks in the webhook logs and none agreed. One timestamp was local time. fixed it. finally.
QuietShip posts the deploy recap now. still sanding it down, but the spammy wall of logs is gone 🙌
export function shortSha(value) {
return value.trim().slice(0, 7);
}What should a release note show first?
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