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Dump your raw progress
Write messy notes, paste GitHub PRs, or just type what you built today.
AI-Powered · For Founders
AI product update engine for founders that turns raw build notes into polished content.
Stop copy-pasting GitHub commits into ChatGPT. Logfeed reads your progress and writes X posts, LinkedIn content, changelog entries, and build in public updates.
👥 First founders are joining now
How it works
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AI does the heavy lifting
Logfeed extracts proof points and formats your update for every platform.
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Copy, post, done
One-click copy for X, LinkedIn, changelogs, investor updates, and more.
Features built for shipping founders
GitHub Auto-Sync
Connect your repo and Logfeed pulls merged PRs automatically.
7 Content Formats
One input → X post, LinkedIn, changelog, proof card, investor update, build-in-public, email snippet.
Proof Point Extractor
AI identifies metrics, milestones, and technical wins in your notes.
30-Second Workflow
From raw note to publish-ready content in under a minute.
Public Proof Feed
A shareable page that shows your product's progress timeline.
Human-in-the-Loop
Review, edit, approve, or regenerate any piece of content.
“I spend 2 hours every Sunday writing posts about what I built. This is exactly the workflow I want automated.”
“If Logfeed can turn GitHub PRs into LinkedIn-ready updates, I want to be first in line for the beta.”
“The idea of turning messy standup notes into investor-ready updates is an instant waitlist join for me.”
Early Founder Waitlist7 Platforms~30 sec/updateFree in Beta
Be first when we launch.
Logfeed is in active development. Join the waitlist and get early access, founder pricing, and a say in what we build.
Join the first founders on the list
When is Logfeed launching?
We're targeting Q3 2025 for beta access. Waitlist members get in first.
Is it free?
Beta is completely free. Paid plans will come post-beta with early-bird pricing locked in for waitlisters.
What makes Logfeed different from ChatGPT?
Logfeed understands your product context, connects to GitHub, and knows which format each platform needs — without prompting.