Put a screenshot of Todoist, linear and Tegon. You will see which is inspired or copied. That's the point a few are making here.

Linear is a great tool but honestly it’s mostly because it’s bug free and has a decent amount of features. Project management software feels like it will eventually become commoditized I think, if we haven’t arrived there already. In the end there’s only so many ways to abstract what a “project” is so eventually the selling point will be based mostly on automation, integrations and UX after that original set of features is there.

It’s why I’m quite bull on GitHub’s project management software, because they’ve already got the integration and automation stories handled. They just need to catch up with feature parity and UX. The second that they get that, they will absolutely start eating these other companies lunch. And they are getting closer every year