Work and connections
See what your team is working on without asking.
Tickets from Linear, pull requests from GitHub and Slack activity sit next to a person's leave, pay and equipment. People can file leave, approve it, claim expenses and answer check-ins from Slack.
Limbani Zulu
Software Developer · OperationsTickets
Pull requests
Conversations
Public channels only. Metadata on the record, not message text.
The Work tab on an employee record.

GitHub
Pull requests opened and merged.
Install the GitHub app and choose which repositories it covers, private ones included. Each person's pull requests, opened and merged, appear on their record and in their own workspace.
Reviews given are not collected.
Linear
The tickets someone is actually on.
Linear issues assigned to a person show with their current state, so a manager can see the work without asking for a status update.
Slack
Public channels in. Reminders and actions out.
Luwawa reads public channels only, never private channels or the contents of direct messages, and keeps metadata on the person's record: which channel, and when.
It can send people a direct message, such as a reminder or a check-in prompt. From Slack, people can file leave, approve it, open an expense form and answer a check-in.
Setting it up
Settings, then Integrations.
An owner, admin or IT admin connects each tool from inside Luwawa. Slack only reads channels the app has been invited to. People are matched by email, and anything ambiguous is left for you to confirm.
Not yet
What Work and connections does not do today.
- GitHub reviews given are not collected. Only pull requests opened and merged.
- GitHub, Linear and Slack only. No Jira, GitLab, Teams or Google Workspace.
- Activity is shown as it happened. It is never turned into a score or a ranking.