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The first five tools
Each connection reads only what the dashboard needs, and we will list it before you agree.
What each one does
GitHub
Reads repositories, commits, pull requests and issues. Shows what is being built and what is waiting for review.
Linear
Reads issues, projects and cycles. Shows what is planned, what is moving and what has been stuck for days.
Vercel
Reads projects and deployments. Shows what shipped, when, and whether it worked.
Google Docs
Reads the documents you link to a project. Keeps specs and notes one click from the work they describe.
Google Sheets
Reads the sheets you point us at, such as sign-ups or revenue. Puts your own numbers next to your progress.
How they fit together
Filter tools by category
GitHub
First batchReads repositories, commit streaks, pull requests, and pending reviews.
Linear
First batchReads active cycle issues, priority bugs, and stale tickets.
Vercel
First batchReads deployment previews, live production health, and build errors.
Google Docs
First batchLinks discovery briefs, customer interviews, and RFC specs to each project.
Google Sheets
First batchPulls key metrics like weekly sign-ups, runway, and MRR alongside work.
GitLab
Survey prioritySelf-hosted and cloud repository pipelines and merge requests.
Jira
Survey prioritySprint velocity, backlog epics, and engineering boards.
Notion
Survey priorityWorkspace docs, meeting notes, and knowledge base pages.
AWS / Cloudflare
UpcomingServerless deployments, worker health, and infrastructure alerts.
Not on the list?
Linear and GitHub are not what everyone uses. Jira, Notion, Figma, Stripe and Paystack come up a lot, and we want to know which matter to you.
The questionnaire asks which tools you use. The answers decide what we connect next, so it is the quickest way to move your tool up the list.