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Daily standups for Linear: random speaker, auto-filter tasks, Pac-Man eats avatars as they speak. Hidden fun mode. ๐ก Daily standups for Linear โ randomize speakers, auto-filter tasks, and let a friendly Pac-Man eat your team's avatars as they finish. Linear Standup is a non-intrusive top bar for linear.app that runs your team's daily standup, scrum, or stand-up meeting on autopilot. Built for agile, remote, and distributed engineering teams using Linear for sprint planning. โจ Features: ๐ฒ Fair random speaker order every session โ Fisher-Yates shuffle, no one's always first (or last) ๐ก Pac-Man progress: visibly eats each speaker's avatar as they finish โ at-a-glance standup status without scrolling ๐ Auto-applies Linear's assignee filter to the current speaker so their tasks, issues, and sprint cards surface the moment it's their turn ๐ 100+ built-in praise toasts to celebrate each speaker ๐ฅ Auto-detects your active Linear cycle members + exclude/include for off-cycle absences or PTO โญ๏ธ One-click controls: skip, back, stop, re-shuffle at any time ๐ Persistent top bar โ no tab switching, standup state survives page reloads and Linear navigation ๐ Theme-aware: matches Linear's light and dark mode automatically ๐ Lightweight and privacy-friendly โ fully client-side, no servers, no tracking, no data leaves your browser ๐ฎ Bonus โ Fun Mode easter egg Long-press the Pac-Man icon during an active standup to enter a fullscreen Pac-Man maze where the bar's Pac-Man chases your team's pending avatars through corridors. Each catch fires sparkles, a "GOTCHA!", and a praise toast, then advances the standup. A daily standup that's actually fun. โ Perfect for: agile teams, scrum masters, engineering managers, daily scrum meetings, sprint reviews, remote and distributed teams, async-first companies โ anyone running standups in Linear who wants something fair, fast, and a little joyful. ๐ Free, open source, and built by an indie developer who got tired of always going last.
Aug 14, 2026
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