Connect your Linear workspace and Team Metrics shows you what your team works on, how long things really take, what's quietly piling up — and what you're not doing.

No agents, no scripts, no data warehouse. Just sign in.
Paste in a Linear API token and we start ingesting. You can revoke it from Linear any time.
Backfill the last 90 days, build a picture of how issues move through your states, teams, and labels.
Velocity, work distribution, workload — in dashboards you can share with your team.
These are the defaults. Everything below is configurable — swap definitions, add custom metrics, or pipe results into Slack.
Slice work by your own labels and teams — features, infra, support — and watch the mix shift week over week.
Track the split between fixing what's broken and shipping new value, so you can tell when bug-tax is creeping up before it becomes the quarter.
See cycle time from “started” to “done” across teams, labels, and issue size — with the outliers called out, not averaged away.
Find the work-in-progress that's been “in review” for nine days and surface it before standup, not after the sprint.
“I can diagnose high-level problems and know where to look.”
“I can tell whether we’re paying down enough technical debt or just plowing through tickets.”
“High-level metrics on the health of the business — without poking my CTO every Friday.”
Yes. You connect by supplying a Linear API token, which we use read-only. Data lives in your own private workspace, and you can revoke the token from Linear at any time or delete everything in one click.
No — we sit alongside them. Think of it as the view a manager would build themselves on a Sunday night, except it's already there on Monday morning.
Nothing during the beta. Pricing will land after we're out of beta — early teams will get a meaningful discount on whatever the first paid plan ends up being.
Linear-only for now. We'd rather do one thing extremely well than be a mediocre everything-tracker. More integrations once the core is rock solid.
Free during beta. Setup takes 30 seconds. You'll see your first chart before your coffee gets cold.