ShipLog captures every meaningful event across the MelTuc factory — new repos tracked, blog reviews published, newsletters shipped, ideas generated, milestones hit. Your build log updates itself every hour and surfaces as a public portfolio at meltuc.com/builds.
ShipLog runs entirely on autopilot — connect your apps once and your build log updates itself every hour.
Five stat tiles show total ships, this week's output, monthly count, milestones achieved, and your current streak. The streak counter tracks consecutive days with at least one ship event — keep it alive to build momentum. Below, a live timeline shows the 20 most recent events with icons, app badges, and milestone markers.
Every ship, every milestone, every discovery — searchable and filterable. Filter by event type (repos, reviews, newsletters, ideas, milestones), by source app (GHT, AIF, BRI, PDH, RRV, NLG, DRA, PTG, SRM), or search by title. Milestones stand out with amber highlighting. Pagination keeps the history manageable as it grows.
ShipLog's hourly cron job scans all 9 apps for new events. When GHT tracks a new repo, it appears in ShipLog. When RRV publishes a review, ShipLog logs it. When BRI generates a must-build idea, ShipLog captures it. Milestones auto-detect — the 50th repo, the 100th repo, the 10th newsletter edition. You never touch it.
Every public entry surfaces at meltuc.com/builds — a living portfolio that updates automatically. Visitors see your shipping cadence, milestones, and output without you lifting a finger. It's not a static portfolio you update once a year. It's continuous, honest proof of consistent production.
Everything that makes ShipLog the automated backbone of your build portfolio.
Three toggles control how ShipLog behaves. Auto-capture keeps the cron pipeline running — turn it off to pause automatic event logging. Public by default makes every new entry visible on meltuc.com/builds immediately. Telegram notifications fire a message when a milestone entry is created, so you hear about achievements as they happen.