Hi HN, the title could be a little bit aggressive sorry for that... Basically i am Computer engineer graduated recently but i was and still working remotely for approx. 3 years with the same foreign company in EU. and i noticed that we are always somehow lose the context of a ticket -- even though we are using the popular project management systems -- so i decided why not build something that can fix our context loosing problems and with some improvements. here i created Liniora. an AI powered project management system. basically the core idea is to link the tools that we use to gather information about tickets in one place. i integrated Google meet for the meetings transcripts so you do your meeting it automatically got registered and indexed. You discuss about a bug in Slack thread so you mention @Liniora app and it will handle the bug context and create a ticket for you. We have the version control also connected so you create a ticket with ability of creating a separate branch with one-click for both Gitlab and Github. you have as well the Pull request controlled in our place inside the app. lets suppose you have a ticket and you created a branch called 'USER-325-create-login-form' then you merged to staging or production ? it will be automatically flagged with staging/production badge so you know what tickets are done. there are a lot of interesting features i wanted to describe but i will just let you guys discover and i will be very happy about your feedback. Thanks

Neat app, lame post title. This has nothing to do with replacing project managers. IMHO, drop the link bait and let the app speak for itself.

While I very much see the problem space you're trying to solve, I also like to flag an inherent problem here:

I don't think process and tooling is really the problem. The disfunctional nature of many companies is mainly caused by misaligned incentives and poor leadership, not due to too many tools and disjointed project management.

Unfortunately, while I think the tool looks great, it won't fix the problem for organisations that have it.

What’s the one line pitch? You need to grab attention. What problem(s) are you solving? Not features - problems. You talk about “losing context” - that’s interesting but a little abstract. Unpack it. Imagine you have one sentence to explain to the person whose life you’re about to make better. What sentence will make them pay attention?

Edit: to be fair, “replace your project manager” did make me pay attention, but perhaps what is the sentence after that?

This actually looks very useful, good work

I was surprised to see that you don’t integrate with Linear which I assumed the name was related to.