Engineering trackers, in words you actually use. Plain statuses, your own work first, details folded away.
Pre-launch · Jira Cloud first, Linear next · titles and statuses are never rewritten
Fix login redirect loop after SSO callback
Assignee
ArjunDue date
Story points
3
Sprint
ATL Sprint 14
Component/s
auth-web
Labels
sso, regression
Fix Version/s
2.8.0
Epic Link
IDN-12
Open in Jira
Illustrative ticket. Switch label styles to compare. The source title and status are never rewritten.
Built for engineers. Used by everyone. You need three things: what’s yours, where it is, what’s in the way.
Plain labels. Plain, standard or expert words: “In review” can read “Being checked”. Meaning is always kept.
Where it is, at a glance. A simple track shows a ticket’s progress, with the tracker’s status name beside it.
What’s in the way. Your blocked work and its blockers stay visible. A simpler view never hides status or risk.
Detail on demand. In development: story points, components and fix versions folded into one line, ready to open.
Focus
Thirty-six issues on the board. Six are yours. Start your day with those.
Satin builds your view from issues assigned to you, grouped by what’s due today, by project or most recently updated. The rest of the sprint stays on the board.
- Today, Next and Blocked never move, even when empty.
- Choose task-first, project-first or recent-first once, in your Interface DNA.
- Satin reads only what your own account can already see.
Sprint 14 · 36 issues
To do
In progress
In review
Done
6 of 36 are yours. The rest stay in the board, one click away.
Today2
Next3
Blocked1
Illustrative sprint. Switch how your day starts, and hover a task to find it on the board.
Your view, inside the tracker. Not another dashboard. Links and notifications point at the tracker, so Satin meets you there.
Links still work. A teammate’s ticket link opens in the tracker. Showing that ticket your way in Satin is in development.
No second inbox. No separate app to check or sync. Your work stays where your team puts it.
Everything else is still there. Reports, automations and anything else Satin doesn’t cover are one click away in the tracker.
A small change, done properly. Moving a date or status goes through the same checks, every time.
- 1
You ask
Set a due date, change a status or assign someone, from your view or from the keyboard.
- 2
Satin checks
It finds the exact ticket, confirms you may change it, and asks first if two could match.
- 3
The tracker does it
The change goes through the tracker’s official API and its own workflow transitions, as you.
- 4
Satin reads it back
Done only when the tracker shows the new value. A failure says what and links to the original.
Where things stand, and what you can ask.
In developmentPersonal mode on Jira Cloud: task list, task detail, and find and filter, with status, due date and assignee changes where the tracker allows them.
PlannedLinear support, and Familiar mode: lighter, look-only changes to the tracker’s own page, such as spacing, contrast and shortcuts.
PlannedOne view of your tasks across apps, on the Pro plan.
No. Titles, descriptions and the tracker’s own status names stay exactly as written. Satin changes the words around them, such as status labels, and how much detail shows at once.