Getting started
Get started by creating a workspace, connecting the apps where work already lives, and starting with one real initiative.
For most teams, that means GitHub or GitLab for code, Linear or Jira for issues, Slack for updates, and Google Calendar for meetings.
Start with the essentials
Do not migrate everything first. Connect the apps with current work, create one initiative, then invite the team.
Replacing an issue tracker or roadmap tool?
Create initiatives for planned work and bugs for defects or incidents. If you are replacing Aha!, Productboard, or another roadmap tool, start with active roadmap items and current product bets.
Keeping Linear, Jira, or another issue tracker?
Keep active issue execution in Linear, Jira, or the issue tracker your team already trusts. Use the workspace for roadmap context, daily planning, recaps, standups, AI handoff, and reporting.
If your current planning app is not connected, recreate only the active work that matters now. Leave old closed history behind unless you still need it for reporting.
Create the workspace
Create an account and name the workspace. During onboarding, choose team or personal use, set the timezone, connect the first app, and configure the first standup.
Each workspace has its own members, teams, integrations, taxonomy, and data. You can belong to multiple workspaces and switch between them without mixing data.
Once the workspace exists, set up integrations, create your first initiative, and invite your team. Admins can manage workspace integrations in Apps and keep access clean through Members, Roles, and Teams.