Turn your Linear into a public changelog
Branded release notes, drafted from the Linear work you already shipped. Publish a page your users can visit any time, while your team keeps working in Linear.


From shipped to announced in minutes
Connect Linear
Authorize once. Helium reads the projects you choose and nothing else.
Pick what you shipped
The composer lists your completed work, grouped by cycle, milestone, or month. Check the issues worth announcing; each one becomes an editable bullet under New, Improved, or Fixed.
Publish one link
Draft the copy with AI or write it yourself, then publish. Your changelog lives on a branded page you can share anywhere.
Release notes your users can actually read
The feed is built for people outside your team: plain language, clear categories, and none of your internal noise.
- Drafted from real work
- Releases start from completed Linear issues, not a blank page. What you announce is grounded in what your team actually shipped.
- AI writes the first draft
- One click turns the issues you checked into a titled, summarized release. If the project has a Linear project update, its prose leads the draft. You edit everything before it goes out.
- New, Improved, Fixed
- Every bullet lands in a category users can scan. Reorder, rewrite, or drop bullets before publishing; internal issues stay internal.
- Published means published
- A published release is a snapshot. Later changes in Linear never rewrite what you announced, so your history stays trustworthy.
Lead a release with an image or a video
Not every release is a list of bullets. An announcement is a release that leads with a full-width image or a video, with your own prose underneath, so people see the change before they read about it.
Featured media is part of Pro. Upload a screenshot straight from the ticket, or paste a Loom, YouTube, or Vimeo link and it plays inline in the feed.


Why teams publish a changelog
Features your users actually discover
Work that ships without an announcement might as well not have shipped. A changelog gives every release one place where users, prospects, and your own team see it.
Proof of momentum
People check whether a product is alive before they commit to it. A dated feed of releases shows steady shipping, before anyone talks to sales.
Close the loop on requests
When something a user asked for ships, the changelog is where they see it happened. Delivering visibly builds more trust than any promise.
Linear keeps release notes inside your workspace
Linear is built for the team doing the work. Releases and their notes live inside your workspace, so only people in your Linear organization can read them. There is no built-in way to publish a changelog on a public URL.
Helium is an official Linear integration that adds that layer. You connect your workspace, compose releases from completed work, and publish them to a branded page anyone can open. Your team keeps shipping in Linear, and your users get a clean, curated changelog.
- •Saved views for every board
- •Comments no longer duplicate
Pair your changelog with a public roadmap
A changelog shows what went out; a public roadmap shows what is coming. Helium publishes both from the same Linear workspace, so your users see the plan and the proof side by side.
Turn Linear into a public roadmapPublish your changelog today
Start free with your own public changelog, unlimited viewers included on every plan. Pro is a flat 39 euro per month and adds your branding, your own domain, and featured media.