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Stay organized solo

Ship consistently without drowning in project management. Built for teams of one.

  1. 1
    Linear

    Create a free Linear workspace and set up one project for your product. Add cycles (1–2 week sprints) and put your current to-do items in the backlog. Use the inbox view to triage new ideas and the active cycle view to see only what you're working on this week.

    Open Linear
  2. 2
    Notion

    Create a Notion page as your project home. Add child pages for: product spec, architecture decisions, and a change log. Link each Notion doc to the relevant Linear project so context lives alongside the work.

    Open Notion
  3. 3
    GitHub

    Install the Linear GitHub integration from Linear's Settings → Integrations. Once connected, mentioning a Linear issue ID in a commit message or PR description automatically updates the issue status, keeping your board in sync with your code without manual effort.

    Open GitHub

Estimated Monthly Cost

Verified Apr 2026
Notion

Unlimited pages/blocks, 5 MB file uploads, limited guests

Free

Free

GitHub

$4/user/mo — 3,000 Actions minutes/mo, code owners, draft PRs

$4/mo

Team

1 tool free at this scale
Est. total$4/mo

Estimates based on publicly listed pricing. Actual costs may vary — always verify on each tool's pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

Costs depend on your scale. Most tools in this stack offer a free tier to start. Open the cost calculator on this page to estimate monthly cost based on your users and revenue.

This stack uses 3 tools: Linear, Notion, GitHub. Each tool is picked to work well with the others and to cover a specific part of the workflow.

Yes. The stack is a recommended starting point. You can replace any tool with an alternative you already use. Check the setup guide first to confirm the integration points you'll need to rebuild.

Most makers finish the 3-step setup in under an hour. Creating accounts and connecting the first integration takes the most time.

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