Your Jira and Confluence, as folders and files.
Calibro Explore mounts your whole instance as a browsable tree — projects, epics and issues, spaces and pages. Open a folder to see what's inside it, how much of it there is, and how long since anyone touched it.
Not released yet. Registering tells us to email you when it is — nothing else.
The same instance, four ways
Grid, List, Treemap and Shell read the same folder. Which one you want depends on whether you're looking for a thing, comparing things, or finding out where it all went.
ls, cd, du, grep, find. The same instance, for people who would rather type.
Screenshots show sample data, not a real customer's instance.
The path is a path
The breadcrumb reads ~/jira/PLATFORM, because that is what it is. Backspace goes up. The Shell view takes the same path and lets you cd into it.
Weight, not just counts
Every folder carries how much content is under it, not only how many items. A project with forty issues and one with four hundred stop looking alike.
Audits that count themselves
Stale over 90 days, unassigned, drifting, open over a year — each with a live count for wherever you're standing. Click one to see the issues behind it.
Nothing goes missing
A folder's counts always add up to its parent's. Issues with no epic, or whose epic lives in another project, land in a bucket that says so rather than quietly vanishing.
An unknown is not a zero
A number we could not work out renders as —, and an estimate carries ≈. A dashboard that shows "couldn't tell" as "none" stops being believed the first time somebody checks.
Nothing leaves your site
Built entirely on Atlassian Forge, like Track, Sketch, Pulse, Prioritize and Plan. Your issues and pages are read and counted inside Atlassian's infrastructure — there is no server of ours for them to travel to.
It isn't finished, and we'd rather say so.
Calibro Explore works — the screenshots on this page are the real interface, not a mockup — but it is not on the Marketplace and there is no date on it yet.
What we're trying to find out is whether the problem it solves is one you actually have. If enough people say yes, it gets finished and listed. If they don't, we would rather know that now than after another three months of building.
So: no launch date, no waiting list theatre, no drip campaign. One email when there's something to install.
Where it's up to
Want it?
Leave an address and we'll tell you when it's installable. That's the whole commitment — for you and for us.