We've had a lot of recent posts of things people built on Linear recently — please share what you built in this weekly thread.
This can be things you build for Linear, such as integrations, extensions, workflows on apps like Raycast or similar.
Hey r/linear,
A few weeks ago I posted about LinearInsights, my analytics
dashboard for Linear teams. I've since rebranded it to SprintIQ.
Why the change: LinearInsights was too close to Linear's own
branding and I wanted something that stood on its own.
Same product, new name — sprint forecasts, velocity trends,
blocker detection, resolution time. OAuth in 30s, read-only.
New link: sprintiq.dev
Still free to start. Also running an early adopter deal —
3 months of Pro free. Comment below and I'll send you the code.
If you tried the old version and had feedback, I'd love to
hear it too.
Since I joined, I feel like 30-50% of the posts here are just people building for-profit tools around Linear looking to get paid users. I really welcome sharing tools that we've found helpful on our journey but marketing each other's vibe-coded software for alpha-testing is _not that_.
(If Reddit isn't the home for Linear users talking about their workflows and experiences, where would it be? Slack?)
Yes. Both. I know.
Our startup started on Basecamp. Then our engineers met Basecamp's issue tracking, recoiled in horror, and quietly opened a Linear account. Now we run the entire business on Basecamp and the engineering team on Linear, and these two tools have never spoken to each other a single time in their lives.
Before I lose my mind syncing things by hand, a few questions for the room:
Anyone else stuck in this absurd setup?
How do you keep the two in sync, or have you just accepted the chaos as a lifestyle?
Tried Unito or Zapier for this? Worth the money or just a different flavor of pain?
Would you actually pay for a small focused tool that just does Basecamp ↔ Linear properly, or am I the only one bleeding from this?
Honest answers welcome. Roasts also accepted, I clearly deserve them.
I took this photo on 02/19/2026 while sunbathing in my room.
The reason I took this image is because it gave me a strange but good feeling: freedom, peace, calm, and that sense of a linear space, all at the same time.
Inside, everything felt closed, dark, and still. But through the window, I could see the open sky, as if there was an exit there, even without actually leaving the place.
It’s a simple photo, but to me it brings this feeling of being trapped in an ordinary space while the world outside remains huge.
Daily standups for Linear were getting weirdly annoying for us.
Not because Linear is bad — we actually like it a lot — but because the standup part around it felt clunky. The same problems kept repeating:
So I built a small Chrome extension for it: Linear Standup.
It adds a lightweight top bar to linear.app and basically runs the standup flow for you:
And yes, I also added a stupid/fun part on purpose: Pac-Man eats each teammate's avatar as they finish speaking. There's also a hidden fun mode easter egg if you long-press the Pac-Man during an active standup.
So it's half workflow helper, half making daily standups slightly less soul-draining.
It's fully client-side, privacy-friendly, and free/open source. No servers, no tracking, no data leaves your browser.
If you're a Linear team doing daily standups, I'd genuinely love blunt feedback on whether this solves a real annoyance or if I'm just over-optimizing my own pain.
Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/linear-standup/oioenpbcglhdjpfkcfpkpfdoneillfof
If useful, I can also share the GitHub repo in the comments.