Linear Diffs — Stacked pull requests | made with ngram

About the video

This video was created by ngram to introduce Linear Diffs, a new way to work with stacked pull requests inside Linear. The script walks through the problem developers face when following a stack today: jumping between separate pull requests to check each review, CI run, and merge status on its own. It then turns to the solution, explaining that Linear Diffs now shows the whole stack in one place, letting developers see where they are, move through every pull request in the stack, and read review, CI, and merge status at a glance. The video also highlights that related pull requests are grouped into a single row in Reviews, shown alongside their issue and project context, before closing with an invitation to explore stacked pull requests in Linear Diffs. ngram built the video using HTML and CSS motion graphics, structuring it across five scenes labeled The problem, The turn, The real UI, Grouped in Reviews, and End card, which move from illustrating the old scattered workflow to revealing the new consolidated interface and its grouped review row. The pacing follows the supplied voiceover script closely, syncing each UI concept to the narration, and the video is delivered in 16:9 widescreen suited for a product announcement or landing page placement.