Release Management Apps

Managing releases across a portfolio of Jira projects is its own discipline, and Jira
does not ship with it. We do. Eight apps, an Atlassian Gold partnership, and teams in
regulated industries who trust the audit trail we put on every release. It all lives
inside Jira, JSM, and Compass.

Our Apps

Release Management for Jira Cloud

Structure your portfolio of cross-project releases, track dependencies, automate workflows, plan on roadmap, integrate DevOps — all in one solution

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Release Management for Jira Data Center

Cross-project release planning, track dependencies, workflow automation, and roadmaps for teams running Jira Data Center.

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Advanced Kanban & Agile Boards

Column groups, advanced WIP and aging limits, flexible Swimlanes, custom Ordering—as close to your physical board as possible

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Release Gadgets for Jira Cloud and Data Center

Release calendar, roadmap, cross release burnup, scope creep, other project portfolio management insights—great dashboard gadgets

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Time in Status Calendar & Worklog Roadmap for Jira

Plan your work on a calendar and report your progress with a roadmap, based on Jira issue status changes and work log updates

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Easy Delivery Roadmaps for Jira

Organize your releases, epics, sprints, and any JQL into a thorough portfolio roadmap, providing insights into progress and status

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Issue Health: Time in Status, Cycle Time & AI for Jira

See where issues stall with time-in-status and cycle-time metrics, and let AI flag the health risks before they slip.

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Release Management Integration for Compass

Bring release status and cross-project delivery into your Compass component catalog.

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Release management in Jira, without a separate tool

Some releases fit in a single project. The ones that keep you up at night do not. They run across a dozen teams, three environments, and a deadline someone already promised a customer. That is the release we built for.

Release Management for Jira gives it one home. Plan the whole thing, approve it, ship it, and know at any moment what is going out and when. Dependencies show up while you can still act on them, not in the postmortem. Release notes write themselves from the work in scope. Every approval and change gate is recorded on the release, so the audit trail exists before anyone thinks to ask for it.

It runs on the Jira data your teams already keep, and reports straight into Jira dashboards, Jira Service Management, and Compass. Nothing to export. No second tool to babysit. When your releases outgrow fix versions, this is where they go.