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The Atlassian apps we kept wishing existed.

Fifteen years inside Jira and Confluence taught us where the gaps are, mostly by watching teams work around the same ones over and over. Now we build the apps that close them, and every one runs inside Atlassian rather than beside it.

  • Runs on Atlassian
  • Built on Forge
  • Cloud only
  • Read-only where we can be
  • Jira and Confluence
  • Support in three languages

Where our attention is right now

Jira knows what happened. It does not know what it cost.

Delivery data lives in Jira. Money lives in a spreadsheet someone exports on Friday and that is wrong by Monday. Worse, the teams that never adopted story points or timesheets do not show up in that spreadsheet at all.

OnBudget is the app we are pushing hardest at the moment, because it is the one we think solves the biggest problem. It turns work your team already tracks into budgets, forecasts and cost reports, without asking anyone to fill in a new field.

See what OnBudget does

Nine budgets across delivery, product and marketing, each showing spend against budget, forecast, and whether it is on track, at risk or over.

The apps

Apps for Jira and Confluence Cloud.

Each one closes a gap the host product leaves open. More are on the way.

For Jira

OnBudget

Budget tracking and cost reporting for Jira. Budget versus actual, health, and forecast, from work your team already tracks.

OnBudget is a Jira Cloud app that turns work already tracked in Jira into money. Measure spend from story points, worklogs priced by rate cards, a numeric field, or counts of work items, then follow budget versus actual with health thresholds, variance, and a linear forecast on a dashboard you can rearrange and share. No new custom fields.

Built for: PMO and portfolio managers · Finance and FP&A partners · Delivery and programme leads · Marketing and operations managers · Jira project admins

Jira Read more

Astrolink

Visualize Jira work item links as an interactive star map.

Astrolink turns Jira's hidden web of work item links into a navigable star map. Every blocker, dependency, hierarchy, and Confluence connection rendered as a force-directed graph in your issue panel. Cross-project, permission-aware, and built on Forge.

Built for: Developers · Project Managers · Scrum Masters · Product Owners · Product Discovery Teams

JiraJira Service Management Read more

Configuration Monitor

A project audit log for Jira. See what changed, when, and who did it.

Configuration Monitor gives Jira project administrators full visibility into their project configuration. Thirteen sections tracked automatically, including JSM queues and request types, with hourly syncing, change attribution, and CSV export. No escalation to Site Admin needed.

Built for: Project Administrators · Jira Site Administrators · Compliance and Audit Teams · Operations and Platform Teams

JiraJira Service Management Read more

Field Scout

Custom field audit for Jira. Stay under the 700 field limit, find duplicates, clean up safely.

Field Scout is a free Atlassian Forge app that gives Jira Cloud administrators a centralized dashboard to audit and clean up custom fields. Field Health Score, automatic Active, Stale, Likely Unused, or Unused classification, potential duplicate detection, per project breakdowns, and CSV export. Built for the 700 field reality.

Built for: Jira Administrators · Platform Teams · Migration Engineers · Atlassian Consultants

Jira Free Read more

For Confluence

How we work

Forge only, and that is a deliberate constraint.

Every app we publish runs on Atlassian Forge, which means it executes inside Atlassian infrastructure rather than on a server of ours. There is no third party for your security team to review, no data egress to document, and no separate uptime to worry about.

It also means we ask for the narrowest permissions that will do the job. Most of our apps only ever read. The ones that write say exactly what they write and why, on their own pages, because a blanket privacy claim that is false for one app is worse than no claim at all.

We are a partner in the Atlassian Marketplace, working from Canoas in southern Brazil, and we answer support in English, Portuguese and Spanish.

More about the team

Install from the Marketplace, or ask a question first.

Every paid app has a free trial, and the free one has no trial to bother with. If you would rather talk to a person before installing anything, that works too.