Atlassian apps that do one thing properly.

Timesheets for Jira that report on any field you already have — including your custom ones.

• Log a week at a time, or straight from the issue you're looking at
• Approvals queued by person and week, so a manager clears a week in one decision
• Group a report by client, cost centre, billable flag or epic — on every plan

Excalidraw diagrams, right inside your Confluence pages — and saved as Confluence content rather than as a picture of one.

• Versioned, permissioned and searchable, because a Sketch is Confluence content
• Confluence pages on the canvas as live cards that read their state when you look
• Embed one diagram on three pages and it stays one diagram

Test cases for Jira, with a Test coverage verdict on every story that is a real Jira field — so it works in JQL, filters and swimlanes.

• A library of tests with steps, and runs of them one step at a time
• A failing step is a verdict the moment it lands, with the bug filed from it
• Tests are never issues and runs are never work logs — nothing of ours in your backlog

Flow metrics for Jira. Cycle time, throughput, and which stage of your workflow is slower than its own normal.

• Every stage is compared against its own 90-day norm, not against the others
• Read from the changelog your issues already carry — nothing is stored
• Drill into a stage to see whether it's a person, an issue type or one long tail

A file-explorer view of Jira and Confluence. Your instance as a browsable tree of folders and files.

• Projects, epics and issues — and Confluence spaces and pages — in one tree
• Grid, List, Treemap and Shell views over the same folder
• Weight and staleness on everything, so you can see what's been abandoned

Roadmap prioritization for Jira Product Discovery. Your backlog ranked against your strategy, with the case shown for every move.

• The strategy is written in your team's own words, and the weights read out of it are inspectable
• Every recommendation separates evidence, inference and what nobody has written down
• Writes nothing back until you approve it — and then only two fields of its own

Turns a meeting transcript — or one typed sentence — into an aligned brief, a technical design and a connected Jira epic, with every claim traced to who said it.

• Reads back what it understood before it plans — every quote checked against the source first
• Proposes the smallest useful set of artifacts, and says what it declines to make and why
• Creates nothing until you've read every draft — one button that names exactly what it will make