Share Linear work with your clients

A clear view for each client

Lucidlane is for agencies, development studios and teams delivering work for external clients in Linear. Each portal connects to a Linear Customer, giving that client a place to check progress, submit requests and reply without joining your Linear workspace.

Start with the guide to sharing Linear work with clients for the full workflow.

Choose the work each client sees

A client sees issues linked to their Customer. Project and status settings narrow which requests appear. Label settings control visible labels; priority settings control the choices available when submitting a request. Comments on shared issues can sync to the portal, so keep internal-only discussion outside those threads.

For example, a studio can manage Acme’s website updates and Northwind’s app fixes in the same workspace. Each client opens their own portal and follows their own requests. See how to organize multiple clients in Linear.

Let clients follow a request from start to finish

1. A client describes what they need. Their portal request becomes an issue linked to their Linear Customer.
2. Your team reviews it in Linear. Triage the issue, clarify the request and agree what happens next.
3. The client follows progress in their portal. They can check status and reply on the request instead of starting a new conversation for every update.

Clients use your portal, your team uses Linear

Clients do not need to learn your internal issue tracker. Share their portal address and arrange their access. Add your branding and use a Lucidlane subdomain or your own domain.

Lucidlane is priced by published portals, with unlimited team members. See pricing and optional add-ons.

Choose the workflow you need

Do you need a portal or native Linear access?

The right setup depends on whether clients need to work inside Linear, send requests through existing channels, or have a dedicated view of their work. Read Linear guests, Asks or a client portal? to compare the options.

Ready to set up? Follow the first-portal checklist or browse FAQ.