Know who owns the next step
Give responsibilities a home on your team’s board. Keep progress, questions and handovers with the task.
OnBuddy Workspace vs Linear & Jira
Looking for a Linear or Jira alternative for your team? OnBuddy Workspace brings tasks, documents, decisions and progress into one shared place. Give every responsibility an owner and every teammate the context to carry it forward.
Start free with one real task. Add your team and connections as you go.
Make room for the work that matters
Give responsibilities a home on your team’s board. Keep progress, questions and handovers with the task.
Bring the brief, decisions and latest updates into the same workspace, ready for the next person to continue.
Let authorized agents contribute alongside your team, with attributed updates and context people can review.
A shared home for ongoing work
Workspace puts everyday follow-through at the centre: who owns it, what changed and what happens next. Here is how that focus compares.
| Your decision | OnBuddy WorkspaceYour team’s work, with the whole story | LinearProduct development workflows | JiraWork tracking across teams |
|---|---|---|---|
| The work you bring together | Projects, handovers and everyday responsibilities. Tasks, shared documents and goals give your team one home for ongoing work. | Product plans and initiatives, with issues and cycles for software delivery. | Planning and work tracking across functions in the Atlassian environment. |
| The context behind the task | The brief, the owner and the latest update. Keep decisions and open questions with the work so a teammate can pick up where you left off. | Product plans, customer requests and issues organized from roadmap to release. | Connected context and search across Jira, Confluence and other connected applications. |
| People and agents working together | Bring authorized agents into your team’s workspace. Keep their contributions attributed and their progress visible alongside human work. | AI workflows and agents support the product development process. | Rovo and connected coding agents contribute to work, with MCP and CLI context access. |
From agreement to follow-through
For small teams coordinating projects and everyday responsibilities. Start with real work, whether it comes from a conversation, a document or your own plan.
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Create a task and keep the brief or decision with it. Give the work an owner and a clear next step.
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Team members update their work on the same board. Use comments for questions, blockers and handovers.
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Look at the work together, agree what needs attention and return to the same task when something changes.
Illustrative example · A team handover
The conversation, responsibility and latest update stay together. A teammate can see what is ready and what still needs a decision.
Owner: MayaIn progress
Next step: Review the setup guide before Friday’s handover.
Maya: “The guide is updated. Alex, please check the access steps.”
Start with one task. Add teammates and connections when they help. An AI agent or a meeting is not required.