The comparison to Linear is interesting to me. I know it’s not a main focus in the 2026 strategy, but as a happy Linear and Fibery user, that one caught my eye the most. You can of course replicate the basics of Linear in Fibery. But there’s so many QoL aspects of Linear with its deep integrations with Github and coding projects that it would take a ton of improvement in Fibery to make me drop Linear. I’m happy enough to integrate Linear into the Company OS that is Fibery and not try and run our coding related work management through Fibery. Fibery is awesome, Linear is awesome, I just think looking at them as competition in any regard is a distraction (except for implementing something similar to how they do keyboard shortcuts!)
- Better Workflow. Track cycle time and states changes history, disable some states transitions.
- ​🥇 Time tracking extension. Let people setup and track time easily.
- ​🥇 More granular dates. High-level things are planned by month or quarter, not by individual dates or precise date ranges.
Will any of these changes on the roadmap around time in Fibery dovetail with More Flexible Date FIeld? I know I asked about it recently (and have surfaced it a couple of other times in the past), but it remains my biggest roadblock to Fibery feeling seamless.