Hey everyone, maker here. Every prioritisation call I've sat in follows the same script: an hour of scoring 20 items, where everyone already agrees on 17 of them. The 3 that actually need discussion get whatever time is left. Prioboard flips that. You map Linear projects onto a board, pick a framework (RICE, ICE, MoSCoW, or build your own with weighted dimensions), and everyone scores async, one item at a time, keyboard-first. Votes stay anonymous until reveal so nobody anchors on the loudest person's numbers. The reveal is the bit I'm proudest of: items rank by how much the team disagrees. High-variance items float up with a per-voter breakdown, so the meeting is only about the contested ones. You can re-vote a contested item on the call and watch it settle. When you're done, results publish back to Linear: priority fields update and each project gets a comment with the score, rank and divergence summary. The decision lives where the work lives. There's a free plan to try with your real Linear workspace, and paid plans start at $50 a month with a 7-day trial. I'd genuinely love to hear how your team prioritises today, and what would make this useful for you.

Prioboard

Async prioritisation for Linear teams

Async prioritisation for Linear teams