Small, privacy-first Jira apps that remove admin busywork.
Recap writes monthly status reports. Field Hygiene finds custom field sprawl. Passdown automates JSM shift handoffs. Each app does one focused job, is built on Atlassian Forge, and asks for only the access it needs.
Software that does one thing, and gets out of the way
No sprawling suites. No setup wizards. Just small, sharp tools that respect your time and your data - built to disappear into the work you already do.
One job, done well
Each app solves a single real problem end to end - no bloat, no feature creep, no dashboards to babysit.
Nothing to configure
Install it and it works. No settings to tune, no onboarding maze - value on the very first click.
Private by design
Minimal permissions, and no servers of ours in the way for Recap or Field Hygiene. Passdown needs one small hosted relay to read JSM on-call schedules, and we document it. When an app needs to remember something, like a usage trend, it stays inside Atlassian's own storage, never ours.
Crafted, not shipped
We sweat the copy, the empty states, and the details most tools skip. It should feel considered, because it is.
Plug it in. Start working.
From Jira and Confluence to the wider Atlassian stack, our apps drop straight into the tools your team already runs on - no connectors, no migration, no data leaving the platform. Install, and you're already using it.
- Jira
- Confluence
- Bitbucket
- Trello
- Forge
- Atlassian Cloud
Focused, private, and honest by default
Every app we ship holds to the same line: minimal access, platform-native storage only, real output.
Meet the family
Three focused apps for Jira and JSM - each doing one job well, with nothing to configure.
Recap For Jira Cloud
One click turns your completed Jira work from the last 30 days into a written monthly status report - grouped by epic, in plain past tense, ready to paste into a status update, a 1:1, or a performance review.
- No blank page - the report writes itself from real work.
- No invented metrics - only what actually shipped.
- Runs entirely on Atlassian - one read-only permission, stores nothing.
Field Hygiene For Jira Cloud
Jira never stops you from creating two custom fields with the same name. Field Hygiene opens to one page that shows every duplicate, near-duplicate, unused field, and missing description on your site - plus a live read on how close each field configuration scheme is to Atlassian's field-count limits.
- Exact and near-duplicate detection, with type-mismatch warnings.
- Field-count guardrails against Atlassian's per-scheme and per-project limits.
- Read-only and runs entirely on Atlassian - one aggregate count stored, never a field name or ID.
Passdown For Jira Service Management
Every shift-based support team loses the first stretch of every shift reconstructing what the previous person already knew. Passdown reads the on-call schedule you already maintain in JSM, detects the moment one person's shift ends and the next one's begins, and writes a plain-language handoff brief for every open ticket - posted as a native comment, the incoming person mentioned and reassigned. Nobody has to remember to write anything.
- Automated shift-handoff briefs at every on-call boundary - no manual step.
- On-demand plain-language summary for any single ticket, any time.
- No invented details - describes what the ticket data actually says happened.
AI is speeding software up. Trust keeps it moving.
As teams ship faster than ever, the tools around the work should stay quiet, private, and dependable, not one more thing to manage. Our apps are built on the platform they run on, we keep any hosted component to the minimum and document it, and we ask for the least access possible. That's the only kind of software we build.
Small studio. High standards.
Isogun Labs is an independent software studio. We build small, single-purpose apps that do one useful thing without asking you to set anything up - and that run on the platforms you already trust, so nothing has to leave them.
We start where the work already lives. Recap, Field Hygiene, and Passdown are all live on the Marketplace now - three focused apps, each earning its place by doing one job exceptionally well.
Ready to work with less friction?
Join the teams putting small, private tools to work right inside the platforms they already use. Start with Recap for Jira, try Field Hygiene for custom field cleanup, or install Passdown for automated shift handoffs - and see what focused software can do for the way you already work.