Elessar

What is Elessar?

Elessar is a project management tool that connects with platforms many teams already use, including GitHub, Notion, Linear, Slack, and email. It gives you access to pull requests and issues without ever seeing your company’s actual code.

Data privacy and security are central to how Elessar is built. It uses SOC II compliant policies and infrastructure, with security measures suited to enterprise-level use. Because it works with OpenAI, all processing is strictly inference-based: your data isn’t used for training and isn’t stored. For more detail on Elessar’s security practices, you can reach out to [email protected].

Who created Elessar?

Elessar launched on August 27. It was designed to work with GitHub, Notion, Linear, and Slack, with additional integrations such as GitLab, Confluence, and JIRA planned. The platform runs on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) infrastructure and uses OpenAI APIs for inference-based processing. Details about the founders aren’t available.

Who is Elessar for?

• Software developers
• Product managers
• Engineering managers
• Engineering directors

How to use Elessar?

Connect Elessar to the tools your team already uses — GitHub, Notion, Linear, Slack, and email. A few things worth knowing as you set it up:

• Limited data access. Elessar only accesses pull requests and issues; it doesn’t touch your codebase.
• Secure infrastructure. It’s built on SOC II compliant infrastructure.
• No data retention. Your data isn’t stored or used for training.

If you have questions about security, contact [email protected] for a full rundown.