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Timeline is a software platform that consolidates selected chats, meetings, documents, tickets, and code into a searchable, evidence-backed project history. It preserves original sources and citations, enabling teams to verify claims and track project progress across multiple tools without replacing them.

THE PRODUCT, BEYOND THE PITCH

Editorially reviewed · Sources checked Sep 12, 2026

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A good fit for

  • Teams needing to consolidate and verify project information across multiple communication and development tools without replacing existing systems.

Know the limitations

  • A completed issue in Linear does not prove deployment or business outcome; deployment evidence must come from other captured sources.

What you can do

  • Building weekly project updates by compiling decisions, blockers, merged work, and releases with citations from Slack, Linear, and GitHub.

Features

  • Preserves selected work as an evidence-backed chronology with source citations.
  • Integrates with multiple sources including Telegram, Slack, forwarded email, meetings, documents, GitHub, Sentry, and any source via pre-built integrations or webhooks.
  • Allows live CRM integration and enables MCP tools to read or update connected systems such as CRM.

Integrations

Not confirmed yet.

Platforms & data export

Not confirmed yet.

THE COST FOR YOUR TEAM

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Published plan prices for your team size and usage. Results update as you type. Taxes, currency conversion and unlisted add-ons are excluded, and anything the source did not state is called out rather than guessed.

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A practical workflow

  1. Start with a question your team can verify, select one project and source set, and ask a bounded question to produce a cited answer with attached evidence.
  2. For weekly updates, activate only the needed Slack channels, Linear teams, and GitHub repositories for the reporting window, then compile decisions, merged work, releases, blockers, and next steps with citations.
  3. Verify all claims by opening sources behind statements before publishing the update to ensure accuracy and defensible wording.

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