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Linear
Linear is issue tracking for software teams, built around speed and keyboard-driven navigation. Issues live in teams and projects, move through customizable workflows, and appear in cycles and roadmaps. Git integrations link commits and pull requests to issues, while triage and inbox views keep new work from piling up. The interface is opinionated and fast, which is why engineering-led companies tend to adopt it quickly. A free plan covers small teams; paid plans add more history, automation and admin controls. It is not a general project tool for marketing or operations, but it is excellent at product and engineering work.
Amplitude
Amplitude is a product analytics platform aimed at teams that want behavioral insight without writing SQL for every question. It covers event tracking, funnels, retention, cohorts, user paths and dashboards, with experimentation and audience syncing on higher plans. The data model is built around events and user properties, so the same instrumentation powers multiple analyses. A free tier supports early products, and pricing scales with event volume and advanced features. It is commonly used by product and growth teams at SaaS companies that need to connect feature usage to conversion and retention.