A “What's new” bell inside your product, installed in five minutes
Users see a badge the moment something ships and read the update without leaving the page. It matches your colors, phrases and language, and lets people react.
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Everything a changelog widget should do
Unread badges that bring users back
A red badge appears when something new is published and clears once read. Read state syncs across devices on Business plans.
Reactions and feedback
Emoji reactions on every post and an optional feedback form. You learn what lands without running a survey.
Your brand, your language
Colors, phrases and position are yours. Publish in several languages and the widget follows the visitor's locale.
Any stack
One script tag on any site, or SDKs for React, Vue and Angular. Sample apps on GitHub.
Segmentation
Show different updates to different users with segments, so admins and end users each see what matters to them.
Code injection and custom CSS
Fine-tune every pixel on Business plans. Auto-refresh keeps the feed current in long-lived tabs.
Paste one snippet before </body>
Copy the snippet from your dashboard, paste it once, and the bell appears where you placed the trigger. No build step, no backend changes.
- Works with any HTML page, SPA or CMS
- Trigger on any element with a CSS selector, or use ours
- Popup, sidebar or inline: pick the layout
<!-- Paste before </body> --> <script> window.noticeable = window.noticeable || []; noticeable.render('widget', 'YOUR_WIDGET_ID'); </script> <script async src="https://sdk.noticeable.io/l.js"></script>
Questions, answered
Does it slow my page down?
No. The script loads asynchronously and the widget renders in an iframe, isolated from your page.
Can I show different updates to different users?
Yes, with segmentation on Business plans. Identify users and target publications by segment.
How many widgets can I have?
1 on Free and Starter, 2 on Growth, 3 on Business, custom on Enterprise. Each has its own placement and theme.
Does it work in my mobile app?
The widget targets web. Mobile apps typically embed the newspage or use the API to render updates natively.
Ready to make your next release noticeable?
Free plan, five-minute setup. Your first update can be live this afternoon.