I'm a founder with a few different projects. For me *everything* is a pipeline of widgets. I want to use it for sales, hiring, projects, invoicing, everything. Linear was OK, but it's only for projects so I couldn't configure statuses like I wanted to use them for sales.
The main things I wanted was
- Simplicity of Trello. I used to love trello until it go bloated and buggy and showed me a bunch of pop ups on each sign in
- GitHub-like markdown editor - I want to write in markdown, be able to paste images from my clipboard
- Unique feature: I wanted to be able to set up rules between boards, so e.g. I can assign work in the project board to anyone who is in the 'hired' column of my HR board (also filterable with labels, so I can have only engineers in the assignee list).
- Custom fields and labels. This is all I need to hack it to do whatever I want. If we track output by wordcount in one project and hours in another then I want to be able to set up custom fields and reports to track that
Actually the main thing that made me switch from Linear was the per-seat pricing. We don't use it heavily enough to make it worthwhile as another 'per person' tax (currently only Google Workspace and Slack and Claude for us)
Anyway we've been using it internally for the last month or so. Probably still a fair number of bugs (especially on mobile where I never use it) and would love any feedback if anyone else tries it out or found similar pain points to me in Linear/Trello.
It's free so sign up and try it out, or use the demo to see what a populated set of boards looks like
user: demo@example.com pw: demo@example.com