The issue tracker built for modern software teams
Data verified Sep 15, 2026
Linear is the project management tool for high-performance engineering teams. With blazing-fast performance, keyboard-first design, and tight Git integration, Linear makes issue tracking feel like a joy — not a chore. Used by Vercel, OpenAI, and Arc.
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Product teams
Use Linear to plan and build products, aligning on initiatives, roadmaps, and PRDs.
Engineers
Streamline code reviews with clear diffs and better context to keep PRs moving without sacrificing quality.
AI agents
Work alongside humans as teammates, drafting PRDs, pushing PRs, and handling entire issues end-to-end.
Linear offers a free plan, with paid plans starting at Free.
Yes, Linear provides an API for developers.
Linear is available on Web, Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android.
Linear integrates with Slack, Cursor, ChatPRD.
Linear is offered as a cloud-based (SaaS) deployment.
Linear's published pricing · verified Sep 15, 2026
Free
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No native release or fix-version management; releases approximated with labels Also, Structural limits: one project per issue, single assignee per issue, limited privacy controls
Linear is best suited for Product teams, Engineers, AI agents.
Common uses for Linear include turning conversations and customer feedback into actionable issues, planning products from idea to launch with roadmaps and prds, delegating issues end-to-end to ai agents, streamlining code reviews and keeping prs moving.
Notion is the closest alternative to Linear, followed by Asana and Trello.
Linear and Notion are both used for project management -- specifically project management tools. See the full side-by-side comparison for pricing and feature differences.
