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Plan and ship product work in one place

Issues, cycles and a roadmap for software teams of five to fifty. Free for three people.

Everything a sprint needs. Assign, track and close work without a status meeting.

Assign in one click

Pick an owner from the issue itself. They get a note in Slack with a link back.

See what is late

Issues past their date turn orange and the owner hears about it, not the whole team.

Cycles that close themselves

Unfinished work moves to the next cycle on Friday night, with a short summary.

You choose what it may do

Automations run only where you switch them on, team by team.

Automations
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  • Close issues when code mergesGitHub and GitLab
  • Move unfinished work on FridayTo the next cycle
  • Post a summary in Slack#product, Friday 18:00
  • Ask before closing a bugThe reporter confirms

One project, four ways to look at it

Switch between a board, a list, a timeline and your own inbox. Filters stay where you left them.

See every view
Board Cycle 14
To do4
In progress3
Done12

What changes in the first month

8,402

teams on Stackline

4.5 h

saved per person each week

64%

fewer status meetings

Start with your team

Free for three people. Bring your issues from GitHub or Jira in a few minutes, as our import guide shows.

Import from GitHubIssues, labels and comments
Weekly summary by emailFriday at 18:00

Questions

Is it free for small teams?

Yes. Up to three people use every feature for free, with no time limit.

Can we import from Jira?

Yes. The import keeps issues, comments, labels and links, and takes a few minutes for most projects.

Where is our data stored?

In Frankfurt, on servers we run with an EU provider. You can export everything at any time.