Who it is for

Sightline is for one person who answers to several organisations. Every screenshot below is the live demo, on invented data.

You hold several roles

A company you founded, a board you sit on, a client you consult for. Three Linear workspaces, three calendars, one Monday morning.

The Sightline demo on its Today view: one ranked queue across three organisations — reviews owed, then overdue, due today, chases and calendar conflicts — each row marked in its organisation’s colour.

You run projects for several clients

One board across every client engagement, with each client kept in its own colour and the projects board able to group by client.

Today Sightline is single-player: one account, your own connections. Shared organisations and per-member state are on the roadmap, not shipped.

The Sightline demo on its Projects view, grouped by organisation: each organisation’s projects listed under its name with their lead, state, overdue count and target date.

You are one person with too many tools

Issues in one place, reviews in another, meetings in a third. Sightline reads them all and tells you what today actually is.

The Sightline demo on its Week view: seven day columns, each with its booked hours, its meetings, and the issues due that day beneath them.

You want the overview, not every issue

Pulse shows which organisation is moving and which has gone quiet, and the Today tab counts what you owe. Open the detail only when the overview says to.

A morning digest in Slack for your own account is on the roadmap, not shipped.

The Sightline demo on its Pulse view: an activity heatmap for each organisation and a line of open work over the last three weeks.

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