LayerDock
Linear integration

Client feedback that shows up in Linear, ready to pick up.

Each pin a reviewer leaves on the site becomes an issue in the Linear team you choose. The comment is the description, the screenshot is inline, and the selector and browser details are already there.

Setup guide
At a glance

What you get in Linear

A pin becomes
An issue, in the team you pick for that dock
The issue carries
The comment as the description, the screenshot inline, the page URL, element and CSS selector, viewport, reporter, browser and OS, and a link back to the pin
Status sync
Two-way: completed resolves the pin, started moves it to in progress, canceled closes it
Custom workflows
Supported. Layerdock reads Linear’s state category, not the status name
Connects by
Linear sign-in (OAuth), about two minutes
Plans
Pro and Agency
Setup

Connect Linear in three steps

The Linear setup guide has every screen and what to do if something goes wrong.

  1. Step 1

    Authorise Linear

    From Integrations, choose Linear and the dock to connect. Linear asks you to approve read and write access, and you come straight back.

  2. Step 2

    Pick a team

    The first team is selected for you so it works at once. Change it from the dropdown on the dock’s row; switching teams never re-authorises.

  3. Step 3

    Send a test

    Press Test and an issue appears in the team within a few seconds. Then leave a real pin to see everything it carries.

Good to know

How it behaves

Your status names do not matter

Sync reads Linear’s state category, so a workflow with “Shipped” instead of “Done” still resolves the pin when the issue is completed.

A failed create is reported, not lost

Linear answers HTTP 200 even when a mutation fails. Layerdock checks the response’s error list, so a failure shows as a failed delivery you can see.

One team per dock

Each dock routes to its own team, so a studio can send each client’s site to the team that owns it.

Deleting a team does not break it

If the chosen workflow state goes away, Layerdock falls back to the team’s default state and records a warning instead of dropping the issue.

Ready when you are

Make the next
website review easier.

Give your team and clients one clear place to see the issue, capture the context, and share the fix.

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions

What to know before connecting Linear.

Does closing a Linear issue resolve the pin in Layerdock?

Yes, once the Linear webhook from the setup guide is added. Completed resolves the pin, started moves it to in progress and canceled closes it.

Do reviewers need a Linear seat?

No. Reviewers comment from a link with no account of any kind. Only the person who connects the integration needs Linear access.

Does a reply in Layerdock update the Linear issue?

No. New pins create issues; replies and status changes in Layerdock do not edit an existing issue. Status flows the other way, from Linear to the pin.

Can I use Linear and the MCP server together?

Yes. The issue is filed in Linear, and a coding agent connected over MCP can read the same pin with its selector, screenshot and console trace.

Which Layerdock plans include integrations?

Pro ($19/mo) and Agency ($69/mo), both per workspace with unlimited reviewers. The Free plan does not include outbound integrations.