Use case

The problem: I ask everyone for an update. Then I write the report.

See your team’s progress without chasing

Finished tasks, shared notes and work from Linear, GitHub and calendars appear on one team timeline. No one writes a status update.

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The problem

What gets in the way

  • Updates take hoursYou ask each person, then write it all up.
  • Work is in many toolsTickets are in Linear, code is in GitHub and meetings are in calendars.
  • Good work goes unseenPlanning and small wins never make it into the report.

How it works

From many tools to one timeline

  1. Step 1: Connect your team’s tools

    Connect Linear, GitHub and calendars in Humble. Work from them is added for you.

  2. Step 2: Work together in a shared space

    Pick who is doing each task. Tasks in a shared space appear for the team.

  3. Step 3: Open the team timeline

    See what everyone finished, without asking.

  4. Step 4: Pick a week for your update

    Filter the timeline by week and use it for your report.

What it uses

The parts of Humble behind this

  • Timeline

    See all your work, and your team’s, in order.

  • Linear

    Closed tickets on your timeline.

  • GitHub

    Merged pull requests on your timeline.

Questions

Common questions

No. A note appears on the team timeline only if you share it. A task appears only if it is in a shared space.

Yes. Team tasks and shared timelines are part of the Team plan.

Linear, GitHub, Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar, as well as tasks and notes in Humble.

No. Closed tickets appear on your timeline. To link a ticket to a task, use the browser extension.

More use cases

More problems Humble solves

  • The problem: My team’s work is in Linear and GitHub, not with everything else.

    See Linear and GitHub work with the rest

    Closed tickets and merged pull requests appear on your team timeline.

  • The problem: Before every client call, I search five tools for what happened last time.

    Know where things stand with every client

    Open their website to see your notes, meetings and HubSpot deal. No HubSpot login needed.

  • The problem: I have too many projects at once.

    Know what to do first across projects

    Sort tasks into Now, Next and Later. Tag each one with its project.

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