Use Linear and Jira side by side in Swarmia [beta]

Companies change and evolve, and so do the tools they use. Whether you’re migrating from one issue tracker to another, recently merged with another company, or simply let teams choose the tools that work best for them, managing work across multiple issue trackers can be a leadership nightmare.

That’s why we’re launching beta support for connecting both Linear and Jira to Swarmia at the same time. Now you can get comparable metrics and insights across both tools, helping you bridge the gap when teams are using different systems.

Here’s what you can do:

Filter by issue tracker anywhere in Swarmia. Throughout the app, you can choose to view issues from one issue tracker or both.

Assign teams to own issues from either source. Configure which issue tracker(s) each team uses, so Swarmia can accurately map work to the right teams.

Combine issues into a single initiative. Track the progress of strategic projects that span multiple teams and tools by creating initiatives that include issues from both Linear and Jira.

Connecting both Linear and Jira is currently in beta. To join, get in touch with your customer success manager or contact us at hello@swarmia.com.

In the coming months, we’re also adding support for connecting multiple Jira instances. If you’re interested in early access, reach out to us.


Subscribe to our newsletter

Get the latest product updates and #goodreads delivered to your inbox once a month.

More changelog updates
· Aug 7, 2026

Measure the ROI of your AI coding tools

If you’re paying for AI coding tools, someone will eventually ask what that spend is buying. Until now, answering that question meant stitching together tool invoices, headcount, and delivery data by hand. The new ROI tab in AI impact turns that one-off analysis into a standing view. It shows what…
Read more
· Aug 5, 2026

See where your AI coding tool spend is going [beta]

Every AI coding tool reports usage in its own way: credits in one place, requests in another, raw token counts in a third. None of those add up, which makes it hard to answer two simple questions: what is our AI tool usage actually worth, and where is it going? The new AI cost page answers both. It…
Read more