For software teams
A tracker your engineers will actually keep open.
A keyboard-first tracker with no mandatory fields, designed to stay out of the way while your team ships.
The pain
Tools that fight you instead of moving the work forward.
Heavyweight trackers slow every standup
Custom workflows in Jira become a tax on every sprint. Engineers spend more time wrangling fields than shipping software.
SaaS lock-in for your roadmap
Years of issue history, decisions, and sub-task graphs hostage in someone else’s database. Migrating off feels impossible.
Useless on flaky networks
Open the tracker on a plane or in a tunnel and you get a spinner. Your engineers keep notes in Notes.app instead.
Sensitive incidents leak into general chat
Security incidents, vendor escalations, and M&A discussions end up in the same Slack channel as deploy alerts. There is no private place to think.
How New Journey approaches it
Sharp planning. A private channel for the conversations that need one. Dashboards that match reality.
Issues, sub-issues, dependencies, cycles, clear status pipelines. Keyboard-first. Fast. Free of mandatory custom fields.
Spin up a channel for the incident, the security review, the M&A thread. Only the people in it can read it. We can't. The vendor can't.
Cycle health, throughput, lead time — computed on your devices. No third-party trackers, no surprise data sharing, nothing leaves the workspace unsealed.
Features that matter for software teams
Dive deeper into the pillars that ship your release.
Private channels for the conversations that actually need them. We can't read them. Neither can anyone else.
Live, privacy-first analytics. Understand throughput without leaking your roadmap.
Software team FAQs
How does this compare to Linear or Jira?
Linear's speed and shape — issues, sub-issues, cycles, dependencies — plus a full copy of the workspace on every device, plus a private channel for the engineering conversations that need one.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Browse, file, update, and search with no signal at all. When you reconnect, only what changed catches up — not a full refresh.
Can incident response live inside the same tool?
That's the point. Open a private channel scoped to the incident, link it to the issue, keep the timeline next to the work — without leaking it to the rest of the workspace.
See if your team would actually live in it.
Try New Journey, or talk to us about migrating from Jira or Linear.