Connect Linear and keep both boards in sync. Two-way sync is on by default: SprintFlint pulls from Linear, then pushes changes back. Status, story points, descriptions, and comments stay aligned.
Linear is gorgeous. It’s also general-purpose, designed for any product team, not specifically for engineering sprints. If you want native velocity, burndown, retros, and capacity without bolt-on dashboards, SprintFlint sits next to Linear, or replaces it, without a one-way export.
SprintFlint has a first-party Linear integration: connect your workspace, pick the Linear project, and tickets stay in sync. Status maps both ways. Story points come from Linear’s estimate field. Assignees match by email on pull.
Steps
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1 Sign up for SprintFlint
Create a free account at sprintflint.com/magic-link/new. 300 free tickets, no credit card.
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2 Connect Linear
From the dashboard, Settings → Integrations → Linear → Connect. Two-way sync is on by default (pull, then push). The OAuth flow is one click.
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3 Pick a Linear project
On the empty sprint screen, click Import from Linear. Pick the Linear project you want to sync. SprintFlint pulls that project’s tickets, then pushes SprintFlint changes back.
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4 Check story points, status, and assignees
Story points (Linear’s estimate field) land as
story_points. Status maps both ways. Assignees match by email. If there’s no matching SprintFlint user, the ticket stays unassigned and we leave a system comment. Assignee changes in SprintFlint do not write back to Linear. Comments pull on create and update. Descriptions come across from Linear. -
5 Keep Linear in the loop, or don't
Sync is two-way, so you can run a sprint in both tools or move the team across. Nothing here is a one-way export.