Stein runs 240+ checks on every issue in your Linear or Jira, so you’re alerted to real problems 2 days earlier — and teams send 38% fewer status messages in Slack, on average.
“Stein replaced our entire daily standup. I open one screen and know exactly who needs help.”
Alex Morgan · Project Manager, Caldwell RoboticsEverything in one place
Tickets sitting in a stage far longer than your team usually takes there, with how long and who has them.
This week against last week at the same point, and a usual week.
How many issues should land by the end of the cycle, from real throughput.
Open issues left each day, next to the pace that would finish on time.
Time in each stage this week against the last six weeks. Slow stages show up before they hurt.
Open issues week by week, so growth never sneaks up on you.
“We caught a capacity problem two sprints out instead of two days out. That's the whole pitch.”
Jordan Lee · Head of Delivery, Harborview ConsultingWhat happens inside
Every few minutes Stein pulls fresh history from your tracker, runs each check against your team's own normal, and stores what it finds. Nothing is guessed from a generic velocity number.
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Linear and Jira. Connect one from Settings; Stein imports your issues, cycles or sprints and their status history, then keeps syncing on its own.
No. Checks start running after the first sync, and each one measures your team against its own recent history rather than a generic benchmark.
To Notifications in the app, by email to everyone who keeps it on, and to any Slack channel you connect for the team.
Every owner gets a 7-day Pro trial from their first sync. After that, Pro is a flat $45 a month for the first 3 months, then $45 per active team a month. Or stay on Free.
No. Stein only reads what already happens in your tracker. Nobody fills in anything new.
