Relay Changelog-First Product Site

Relay is a website template for a software product that ships often, built so the changelog is the home: the product's own release history as a vertical timeline from the newest entry at the top, each with a date, a version, a typed badge and two or three sentences, and every fourth entry carrying a rendered screen of the feature it shipped, built in code with data that looks real. The demo is a status-page and incident-updates tool made by a team of nine in Austin, written like a good status page.

The hero is the top of the timeline: the promise set large, one line, 'Start free' as a prepared email, and the newest entry directly under it, so the first thing a visitor reads is what shipped this week; a thin rail on the left marks the months and the current position shows in the header; pressing / opens a palette that searches the entries and the pages. Below the timeline the home page gives the four product moments as rendered screens, a row of six companies set in type, four customer words, one pricing table (three plans with twelve comparison lines and a button each), a FAQ of eight and a closing band. Product expands the four moments and explains how an incident flows in five steps. Pricing carries the table with a yearly toggle and the billing FAQ. Changelog is the full timeline with a filter by type and a month jump. Docs has six pages in a docs layout with a grouped sidebar and a scroll-spy contents list, including the API in plain words with three example calls. Security is one plain page on where data lives. Contact gives the email, the office with a map and the two founders with LinkedIn links.

To make it yours, describe your product in a chat with Firevibe: your releases with dates and types, the four moments to render as screens, your plans and prices, your docs and your API. The timeline, the palette and the docs layout are rebuilt around your product.