turn your linear workflow into social content
Your Linear board tells the story of your product — what you're building, what you prioritized, what you shipped. Ravah reads your completed issues and cycles, then generates social content from your real product decisions.
How it works
Connect your workspace
Authorize Ravah to read your Linear workspace. We access completed issues, cycle summaries, and project descriptions. No access to private comments or attachments.
Ravah reads your completed work
Each week, Ravah pulls issues you marked as Done, cycle completions, and project milestones. Combined with your product context, it understands what you shipped and the decisions behind it.
Get content from your workflow
Issue titles like 'Add CSV export to dashboard' become posts about why you built it, who asked for it, and what you learned. Your project management tool becomes your content engine.
What Ravah generates
Completed issue: 'Redesign onboarding flow — reduce steps from 7 to 3' (Project: Growth, Cycle: Q1 Sprint 4)
We just cut our onboarding from 7 steps to 3. What we removed: • Email verification (moved to post-signup) • Team setup (most early users are solo) • Tutorial walkthrough (replaced with contextual tooltips) • Profile photo upload (nobody does this on day 1) What happened: → Signup-to-first-action time dropped from 4 minutes to 90 seconds → Day-1 retention up 23% The best onboarding is less onboarding.
Cycle 'March Sprint 2' completed: 14/16 issues done, 2 moved to backlog
Sprint retrospective: shipped 14 of 16 planned issues this cycle. The 2 we moved to backlog? Both were 'nice to have' features that kept expanding in scope. Lesson from 2 years of building: if an issue keeps getting more complex every time you look at it, it's not ready to be built. Move it to backlog, let it marinate, revisit in 2 weeks. Shipping 87.5% of your sprint isn't failure — it's discipline. #buildinpublic
Why connect Linear
Your workflow is your content
Every completed issue represents a decision, a feature, or a fix. Ravah extracts the narrative from your project management workflow — no extra content logging needed.
Sprint retrospectives become social posts
Cycle completions are natural content moments. Ravah turns 'completed 14/16 issues' into a reflective post about priorities, scope decisions, and shipping discipline.
Product decisions documented and shared
When you close an issue, there's a story behind it — who requested it, why it was prioritized, what tradeoffs were made. Ravah surfaces these stories for your audience.
Keep stakeholders informed automatically
For SaaS founders with investors or advisors, Ravah-generated content from Linear activity doubles as public progress updates. Ship, share, repeat.
Frequently asked questions
Does Ravah access my private Linear comments? +
No. Ravah reads issue titles, descriptions, status changes, cycle summaries, and project names only. Private comments, attachments, and internal notes are never accessed.
Can I choose which projects Ravah reads? +
Yes. You can select specific Linear projects or teams to connect. Keep sensitive projects private while sharing content from public-facing work.
What if I use Linear for internal tasks too? +
Filter by project or label. Tag issues you want to share with a 'content' label, and Ravah will only generate posts from those. Or connect specific projects that represent shippable work.
Does this work with Linear's cycles feature? +
Yes. Ravah reads cycle completions and generates retrospective-style content — what was shipped, what was deferred, and what the sprint taught you. Great for weekly build-in-public updates.
let your code tell the story
Connect Linear to Ravah. Get a week of social content from what you shipped. 5 minutes to set up.