Turn your Linear into a public roadmap
A branded roadmap your users can follow and vote on, mirrored live from your Linear projects.
Public in minutes
Three steps from a private Linear project to a page anyone can open.
Connect Linear
Authorize once. Helium mirrors the projects you choose and nothing else.
Pick what's public
Select projects or labels. Hide estimates, assignees, and internal issues.
Publish one link
Share the URL anywhere, or serve it from your own domain. It stays in sync with Linear.
A roadmap your users can actually read
Built for people outside your team: clear time columns, visible progress, and none of your internal noise. You choose whether a room shows the roadmap or the board.
- Time columns that match how you plan
- Roadmap cards bucket into week, month, quarter, or Linear cycle columns. The interval adapts to your date range automatically, or you can pin it.
- Progress per project
- Issues group under project headers, each with a done/total progress count. Users see movement at a glance without reading every ticket.
- You decide what is public
- Hide estimates, assignees, labels, or entire projects. What you publish is all anyone ever sees; internal work stays internal.
- Always current
- The roadmap mirrors Linear through webhooks. When a date or status changes in Linear, the public page updates within seconds.
- Nothing falls off the radar
- Issues without a date land in a "Not scheduled yet" column, so users still see planned work that has no timeline yet instead of it silently dropping off the roadmap.
Your users vote on what's next
Every roadmap card can carry a vote tally. Switch voting on and the people following your roadmap show you what they want most, without a separate feedback tool.
Vote with an email, no account
A visitor clicks the vote button, enters a name and email address, and confirms a six-digit code. Returning voters sign back in the same way.
Votes land in Linear
Each vote becomes a customer request on the issue in Linear, filed under the voter's company. Your team prioritizes inside Linear, with the demand attached to the work itself.
You stay in control
Voting is off until you enable it per board. The free plan collects votes from up to 5 companies per room; Pro removes the cap and lets voters comment on issues.
Why teams publish their roadmap
Three things change once the plan is visible.
Fewer duplicate requests
When people can see that a feature is planned and moving, they stop asking about it in support and start following the roadmap instead.
Proof your product is alive
Prospects look for momentum before they commit. A public roadmap with visible progress shows the product is actively built, before anyone talks to sales.
Trust when dates move
Plans change. Because the roadmap mirrors what your team actually schedules in Linear, what people see is always your real plan, not a page that quietly went stale.
Linear keeps roadmaps inside your workspace
Linear is built for the team doing the work. Its roadmap and project views live inside your workspace, so only people in your Linear organization can open them. There is no built-in way to publish a roadmap on a public URL.
Helium is an official Linear integration that adds that layer. You connect your workspace, choose the projects to publish, and get a branded roadmap page anyone can open. Your team keeps planning in Linear, and the public page follows along through webhooks.
What is coming is half the story
A roadmap shows what is ahead; a public changelog shows what already shipped. Helium publishes both from the same Linear workspace, so your users see the plan and the proof side by side.
Publish your roadmap today
Start free with your own public roadmap, voting and unlimited viewers included on every plan. Pro is a flat 39 euro per month and adds your branding and your own domain.