Release Notes and What's New
Where to find Chipp's changelog: the What's New page with release notes covering new features, improvements, and bug fixes shipped to the platform.
Chipp ships improvements continuously, and every update is captured in official release notes. Here’s where to find them.
The What’s New page
Sign in to Chipp and visit the What’s New page:
https://build.chipp.ai/#/whats-new
The page lists release notes newest-first, grouped by release period. Each entry covers:
- New Features: capabilities that just shipped
- Improvements: existing features that got better
- Bug Fixes: issues that have been resolved
- Security: security-related updates
You need to be signed in to a Chipp account to view the page. If you don’t have an account yet, get started with a Chipp plan to sign up.
How release notes are produced
Release notes are generated automatically from what actually ships to the platform, so they stay current without manual editing. New entries appear as updates roll out; periods with nothing user-facing to report are skipped rather than padded.
Programmatic access
Need release notes in CI, a deployment check, or Slack? Chipp also publishes a public, unauthenticated RSS/Atom feed and HMAC-signed webhook subscription API backed by the same data as this page — no sign-in and no scraping required.
Asking the support assistant
Chipp’s support assistant can read the published release notes directly. Ask it questions like:
- “What shipped this week?”
- “Was the file upload issue fixed?”
- “What’s new in Chipp?”
and it will answer from the official release notes rather than guessing.
Builder notes (per-app changelog)
In addition to platform-wide release notes, you can maintain a per-app changelog directly in the builder using the Builder notes field. This is a free-text area where you can record publish dates, high-level changes, and other notes specific to each app.
Where to find Builder notes
In your app’s builder:
- Navigate to Brain → Prompt (the prompt configuration tab)
- Look for the Intelligence card
- Scroll to the Builder notes field below the chat model selector
What Builder notes are for
Builder notes are your personal changelog for an app:
- Publish dates — when you released new versions to end-users
- High-level edits — major feature additions or capability changes you want to remember
- Known issues — temporary limitations or bugs you’re aware of
- User feedback notes — themes from your users that influenced recent changes
It’s a lightweight alternative to a full version control system, useful when you want a quick, human-authored record of what changed and why.
Key differences
| Builder notes | Version History | Platform Release Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope | One app only | One app only | All of Chipp |
| Author | You (free text) | Automatic (timestamps only) | Chipp team |
| Content | Whatever you write | All draft saves and publishes | Features, improvements, bug fixes |
| Use case | Personal app changelog | Rollback to a previous state | Platform updates and news |
Example
2026-02-15: Launched v2.0 with new knowledge base integration
- Added 50 FAQs to knowledge base
- Improved response accuracy by 15%
- Fixed issue with long document uploads
2026-02-08: Initial launch (v1.0)
- Basic chatbot with Google integrationPersistence
Your Builder notes are saved automatically whenever you edit them. They persist across sessions and page reloads, so you can safely leave the builder and return later to the same notes.