Built for teams that run on Linear
The missing product view for Linear
Connect your workspace and see your entire product on one living board. Zoom out for the whole product, zoom in to a real issue. Nothing moves out of Linear.
Free for your first board. No credit card.
Backbone
This release
Next
Journeys across. Release slices down. Every card is a real Linear issue.
Somewhere past 200 issues, you stop being able to see the product
Linear answers "what is being worked on right now?" beautifully. It does not answer "what is the product?" — so nobody can describe the whole thing without opening six saved views, gaps stay invisible until a customer finds them, and the roadmap lives in a diagram that went stale last Tuesday.
StoryMap gives that picture back, without asking anyone to leave Linear.
Ninety seconds from OAuth to a real map
You never face an empty board.
Connect Linear
Sign in with OAuth and pick a team or project. No import, no CSV, no setup wizard.
The board is already built
Auto-placement organizes your issues from projects, parent/child links, labels, and cycles. You start by correcting a map, not creating one.
Arrange and slice
Drag cards into the journey where they belong. Draw horizontal release slices across the whole product.
Share the picture
Send a read-only link. Viewers are free, because a map half the team can see is not a shared picture.
One excellent view, and nothing else
Most of the value here comes from what StoryMap refuses to be.
Titles, statuses, estimates, assignees, and cycles are read live from Linear. There is no duplicated object graph to drift, and nothing to migrate back if you leave.
Sticky notes stop being true the day after the workshop. Every card here is a real Linear issue that updates itself.
Story mapping is the grid, not the homework. If your team writes issues instead of user stories, the board still works.
Engineers glance, stakeholders look, designers check. Charging for each of them would defeat the point of a shared picture.
See your product, not your backlog
Connect a Linear workspace and watch your first board build itself. If it isn't useful in ninety seconds, close the tab — nothing was changed in Linear.