# Lodariq > Everything After You Ship, Automated. Lodariq watches your deploys, support and customer requests, and keeps your changelog, status page, help desk and roadmap up to date. It drafts every update, links each line to its commit, and posts only after you approve. The changelog is the first product; the status page, help desk and roadmap are coming soon. Early access opens in small groups. Pricing: Free ($0, one page), Pro ($59/month or $590/year), Business ($199/month or $1,990/year) and Enterprise (from $999/month, billed yearly). Every plan has unlimited seats; there is no per-seat pricing. Founding teams (first 100) get 30% off Pro and Business for life: Pro $40/month or $400/year, Business $139/month or $1,390/year. ## Pages - [Everything After You Ship, Automated.](https://lodariq.io/): Lodariq watches your deploys, support and customer requests, and keeps your changelog, status page, help desk and roadmap up to date. - [Interactive demo](https://lodariq.io/demo): Explore Lodariq’s interactive demo, with chat, connected tools and floating pages running on sample data. - [Public pages demo](https://lodariq.io/demo/public): Explore the Acme sample changelog, status page, help desk, ideas and roadmap in Lodariq’s public pages demo. - [Waitlist privacy](https://lodariq.io/privacy): How Lodariq keeps and uses your waitlist email, where it is stored, and how to leave the list. - [AI changelog and release notes](https://lodariq.io/changelog): Release notes that write themselves. Every deploy becomes a clear post, drafted from your commits, linked to the code and published only when you approve. - [Status page and incident updates](https://lodariq.io/status-page): A status page that writes its own incident updates. Lodariq drafts each update in plain words; you approve and your subscribers hear right away. - [Help desk and help centre](https://lodariq.io/help-desk): AI answers from your own help articles, with the source shown. When it isn’t sure, Lodariq hands the question to your team. - [Customer requests and public roadmap](https://lodariq.io/roadmap): Feature requests grouped, votes counted, and every voter told the moment it ships. A public roadmap that stays current on its own. - [Lodariq vs Statuspage · Features and pricing](https://lodariq.io/compare/statuspage): A Statuspage alternative that drafts every incident update for you. Compare pages, subscribers, automation and pricing, with official sources. - [Lodariq vs Canny · Features and pricing](https://lodariq.io/compare/canny): A Canny alternative that tells voters when it ships. Compare feedback portals, roadmaps, AI and pricing, with official sources. - [Lodariq vs Beamer · Features and pricing](https://lodariq.io/compare/beamer): A Beamer alternative that writes changelog posts from your commits. Compare announcements, feedback, AI and pricing, with official sources. - [Free release notes generator](https://lodariq.io/tools/release-notes-generator): Turn commits into clear release notes, grouped under New, Improved and Fixed. Preview, hide internal changes and copy Markdown, all in your browser. - [Free incident update and status page template](https://lodariq.io/tools/status-page-template): Write a clear incident update for investigating, identified, monitoring or resolved stages. Preview and copy Markdown; your inputs stay in your browser. - [Free changelog entry helper](https://lodariq.io/tools/changelog-entry-helper): Create a benefit-first changelog entry with New, Improved or Fixed headings. Add details and a version, then copy Markdown entirely in your browser. - [How to write release notes people actually read](https://lodariq.io/guides/how-to-write-release-notes): Write clear release notes your customers can use. A practical guide to grouping changes, explaining benefits and publishing with every release. - [How to write an incident update customers trust](https://lodariq.io/guides/how-to-write-incident-updates): Explain customer impact, separate facts from investigation and give a dependable next update time. Incident communication examples with official sources. - [Turning feature requests into a public roadmap](https://lodariq.io/guides/turning-feature-requests-into-a-public-roadmap): Capture customer problems, group related requests, define roadmap statuses and close the feedback loop when work ships. Practical examples and sources. - [Publishing release notes in more than one language](https://lodariq.io/guides/publishing-release-notes-in-multiple-languages): Prepare clear source notes, translate complete messages, review product terms and publish connected language versions. A practical multilingual release guide. - [Free release and incident writing tools](https://lodariq.io/tools): Free release notes generator, incident update template and changelog entry helper. Preview and copy Markdown; nothing leaves your browser. - [Release notes, incident communication and roadmap guides](https://lodariq.io/guides): Practical guides to writing release notes, communicating incidents, turning requests into a roadmap and publishing updates in several languages. - [Pricing: Free, Pro, Business and Enterprise](https://lodariq.io/pricing): Lodariq plans with unlimited seats on every plan. Start free, get all four pages on Pro from $59 a month, or $40 for founding teams. - [Compare Lodariq with Statuspage, Canny and Beamer](https://lodariq.io/compare): Side-by-side comparisons of Lodariq with Statuspage, Canny and Beamer: features, limits and pricing, each linked to official sources. - [About Lodariq · Changelog, status page, help desk and roadmap](https://lodariq.io/about): Lodariq keeps your changelog, status page, help desk and roadmap up to date. It watches your deploys, support and customer requests, drafts the updates, and posts them once you approve. ## Feeds - [Lodariq changelog (RSS)](https://lodariq.io/changelog/rss.xml): Lodariq's own release notes. - [Sitemap](https://lodariq.io/sitemap.xml): Every page above, for crawlers. The demo uses fixed sample data in the browser. It does not connect tools, create an account or spend AI credits. Private app and API routes are not public product documentation.