A Linear pro subscription gives you the issue tracker and project management tool built specifically for software and product teams, and one that has quickly become a favorite at tech startups thanks to its speed and clean design. Linear isn't a generic task board like Trello; it's a complete system for issues, cycles, projects and roadmaps, with deep integrations into GitHub, Slack and Figma. MyToolz gets you the paid-plan features for less.

Why developers love Linear

First, speed. Everything responds instantly, and the app is designed to be driven from the keyboard: Cmd/Ctrl+K opens a command menu for any action, C creates an issue, and you change status, priority and assignee without touching the mouse. Second, clarity: a calm interface and sensible default workflow that doesn't need weeks of configuration like Jira. That's why so many teams look at Linear as a faster, lighter Jira alternative.

Key Linear features

• Issues: create tasks and bugs with Markdown descriptions, priorities, labels, estimates, sub-issues and blocking relations.
• Cycles: a flexible take on sprints; unfinished issues roll over automatically, with a progress chart for the team.
• Projects and roadmaps: group issues under projects with goals, milestones and dates, post regular status updates and view everything on a timeline.
• Initiatives: tie multiple projects to a single strategic goal so leadership sees the big picture.
• Triage: incoming issues from support or external tools land in a dedicated inbox for review before entering the workflow.
• Custom views and filters: save views by priority, assignee or label, as a list or board.
• Insights: analytics on velocity, workload distribution and time to resolve.
• AI features: similar-issue detection to avoid duplicates, smart triage and label suggestions, and summaries of long discussions.

Integrations that save time

GitHub and GitLab

Open a pull request that references an issue and it moves to "In Review" automatically; merge it and the issue closes. No more manual status updates.

Slack, Figma and support tools

Turn a Slack message into an issue in one click, paste a Figma link to get a live preview inside the issue, and pipe reports from Zendesk or Intercom straight into Triage.

Who it's for

Startup engineering teams that want a tool that doesn't slow them down, product managers who need a clear roadmap, freelance developers organizing several client projects professionally, and design teams working side by side with engineers.

How access works

After you buy Linear through MyToolz, your plan activates instantly. Sign in at mytoolz.io, install the MyToolz extension on Chrome, then open Linear from the extension and work with premium features in your desktop browser.

Getting started tips

• Learn just five shortcuts in week one: C for new issue, Cmd/Ctrl+K for commands, S for status, P for priority, A for assignee.
• Keep cycles at two weeks and never load more than the team finished last cycle.
• Post a short weekly status update on each project; that alone replaces a lot of meetings.

Free vs. paid Linear

Linear's free plan is fine for a trial but limits issues and teams and lacks things like Insights, private teams, advanced admin controls and some AI tools. A paid plan removes those limits and turns Linear into a real operating system for your team.

Why MyToolz

You get cheap Linear access well below the direct price, instant activation, Arabic-speaking support with help or replacement for your whole term, and secure checkout by card, crypto or wallet. Linear is also included in the Developer bundle and the MyToolz bundle.

Organized teams ship faster. Activate Linear today and give your work the rhythm it deserves.