Small, focused apps for Confluence and Jira. Built by one person who answers the support email.
Runs on AtlassianRead-only
Shows who can actually view and edit every page in a space — including the case Confluence hides from you. View restrictions pass down to child pages; edit restrictions do not. So a page under a locked-down parent is usually editable by your whole space, and it looks locked in the tree.
Findings come with the fix next to them, groups are resolved to real people, and the export is timestamped for an evidence pack. It cannot change a permission, and it never will.
Coming to the Atlassian Marketplace. Free for up to 10 users.
Runs on AtlassianOne project per job
Recurring issues, scheduled reminders and digests, for the thing Jira has never had — JRACLOUD-5185 has been open since 2005. A schedule is a local time in a named timezone, worked out from the calendar every run, so a 09:00 job does not quietly become an 08:00 job when the clocks change.
The editor shows the next five runs before you save, which is where you find out that "the 31st" skips February. Jobs are dispatched hourly — that is the platform's floor and we say so rather than implying a precision we do not have.
Coming to the Atlassian Marketplace. Free for up to 10 users.
Two-way
Keeps a Google Sheet in step with any JQL filter, and writes edits back to Jira for the fields you allow — with a permission check against your own Jira rights and a refusal to overwrite anything that changed underneath you.
In development.
Every app asks for the fewest permissions that let it do its job, and each one is justified in writing. Error messages say what to do next, not just what went wrong. Where an app is read-only, that is a permanent commitment rather than a current state.
Support is email only, answered within one business day: [email protected].