OwnHorn turns your week's commits into a changelog your users can actually read — and launch posts your audience will actually see. Weekly. Automatic.
Join the betaFree during the beta. No credit card.
The problem
You pushed 30 commits this week. Your changelog still says "bug fixes and improvements." Writing release notes feels like homework, so it never happens — and your users never find out what changed.
Your X account is quiet. Your LinkedIn is quieter. The thing you built is invisible to everyone who isn't already using it. Building in public shouldn't require a second job.
How it works
Paste a public GitHub repo URL. That's the whole signup.
Every week, OwnHorn reads your commits and drafts three things: a human-readable changelog, an X thread, and a LinkedIn post. Written in your voice, not robot voice.
Skim, tweak, hit post. Nothing publishes without you.
Every week
What changed, in words your users understand. Ready for your docs, your release notes, your hosted page.
Your week's work, told as a thread. Technical enough for developers, readable enough for everyone else.
One post that says what you shipped and why it matters. Written like you, not like a press release.
Pricing
Every repo. Every week. Both outputs.
Free while we're in beta — $15/month when we launch.
FAQ
Any public GitHub repo. Paste the URL and we take it from there.
Not yet. The beta covers public repos only — private repo support is next on the list.
No. Every draft lands in your inbox for review. Post what you like, bin the rest. Nothing ever publishes itself.
About five minutes a week. That's the time it takes to skim three drafts and hit post.
Beta waitlist
Tell us where to send your first week's drafts. We'll be in touch as soon as your spot opens.