Linear is now generally available with public signups and new pricing plans. GitLab integration is launched, allowing you to link merge requests with issues and support custom workflows. Linear Guide documentation site is now available with shortcuts and tips.
Linear signups are available for everyone!
We're announcing Linear for general availability today. You can sign up yourself as can your team and there's no more need for an invite. We're also announcing pricing plans. Smaller teams can still use Linear for free without limits on users as long as your active issue count stays below 250.
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Ps. We're looking for experienced TypeScript developers and product designers to join our team. Read more here.
GitLab merge request support
We're excited to add support for GitLab. It lets you integrate Linear issues and merge requests with the same functionality as our existing GitHub integration:
Link multiple merge requests with issues
Support custom workflows with draft support
Support reverted merge requests
You can connect Linear with GitLab.com or your self-hosted GitLab installation starting today.
Linear Guide
Linear now has its own documentation site full of information on how to use the product better. We wanted to highlight the most common features and also expose less known ones in case you haven't found them yet. To step up your Linear knowledge, we list shortcuts and ProTips marked with ✨!
Visit Linear Guide
Other improvements and fixes
New help menu with links to docs, the Slack group and a way to contact us
Issue list rendering performance improvements
Automatically login all windows if logging in on one
Issues created from Slack now support really long titles
Improvements to archiving teams
Less aggressive update notifications to the desktop application
Linear Agent now offers adaptive routing to optimize model selection by task complexity, environment secrets support for secure dependency access, and open-weight model options including GLM. Teams can define custom project labels and statuses, assign project leads, use durable IDs for projects and initiatives, and automate workflows with new team-based triggers for onboarding and reassignment.
Loops, Linear's recurring agent workflows, now respond to more workspace activity including project, initiative, and cycle changes, can edit Linear documents and post updates to Slack. This helps teams automate coordination tasks like updating docs and keeping stakeholders informed when plans change.
Linear now offers a Priority tab that intelligently separates urgent notifications from less critical ones, preventing important items like release-blocking reviews from getting lost. Additionally, document editing is now available on iOS and Android, rich previews render in diffs, draft projects with Linear Agent for planning, and admins can approve third-party app access on paid plans.