Point a macro at a JQL search or a saved Jira filter, pick pie, donut, bar, stacked bar, or KPI, and the page renders a live chart. Every viewer sees it filtered to their own Jira permissions — never someone else's data.
From install to a live chart on a page in a couple of minutes — no dashboards to configure, nothing to connect beyond the macro itself.
A one-time install, done from the Atlassian Marketplace.
Choose the Confluence site you want it on, and start the 30-day free trial. The app installs through Atlassian's Forge platform — there is no separate download.
Edit a page, place your cursor, and insert Bespoke Jira Chart from the / or + menu.
Enter a JQL query or a saved filter ID, choose Pie, Donut, Bar, Stacked bar, or KPI, and pick a field to group by. A live preview updates as you go — click Save and the chart renders for every viewer.
The chart re-runs the search as the person viewing the page.
Two people looking at the same chart on the same page can see different totals and segments if their Jira project permissions differ. Nobody sees data they couldn't already see in Jira.
A viewer without Jira access sees a friendly "Connect to Jira" card instead of a chart — never a broken macro or someone else's numbers.
Every page load re-runs the search, so the chart reflects Jira right now — no manual refresh, no stale snapshot.
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All count-based — this app counts matching work items per group; it does not sum story points or other numeric fields in v1.
Share of a whole across one field — e.g. work items by status.
Same as Pie, with a hollow center for a title or total inside.
Compare counts across groups, largest first.
Break each group down by a second field — e.g. status, stacked by assignee.
A single large count — how many work items match this search, right now.
Every chart is fetched with the viewing person's own Jira permissions, every time the page loads. No app-permission mode, no shared cache, no chance of one viewer seeing another's restricted data.
No database, no Forge Storage. Jira data is aggregated in memory and discarded. Chart configuration lives in the page's own macro parameters, covered by Atlassian's storage.
No analytics, no telemetry, no third-party APIs, no AI. The only network calls are to Atlassian's own Jira REST API, inside Forge's runtime.
read:jira-work + read:jira-user. No write, no admin, no storage scopes.
Free for small teams. Volume discounts kick in automatically as your site grows — 30-day free trial on every paid tier, through the Atlassian Marketplace.
| Users | Price per user / month |
|---|---|
| 1–10 | Free |
| 11–100 | $0.50 |
| 101–250 | $0.42 |
| 251–1,000 | $0.35 |
| 1,001–2,500 | $0.25 |
| 2,501–5,000 | $0.20 |
| 5,001–10,000 | $0.15 |
| 10,001+ | $0.10 |
Every paid tier includes a 30-day free trial, managed entirely through the Atlassian Marketplace — no credit card details are collected by the app itself.
It is a paid Atlassian Forge app that adds a Confluence macro for building charts from live Jira data. Point it at a JQL search or a saved Jira filter, pick a chart type, and the page renders a live pie, donut, bar, stacked bar, or KPI chart.
No, and that is deliberate. Every time the chart loads, it re-runs the underlying Jira search as the person viewing the page, so each viewer sees only the work items they themselves can view in Jira. Two people can see different totals on the same chart.
No. The app has zero storage. Jira data is fetched at view time, aggregated in memory, and discarded. The chart's configuration (search, chart type, grouping, colors) lives in the Confluence page's own macro parameters, covered by Atlassian's own storage.
Pie, donut, bar, stacked bar, and a single KPI number. All are count-based — the app counts matching work items per group; it does not sum story points or other numeric fields in v1.
Free for up to 10 users. From $0.50 per user per month for 11-100 users, with volume discounts down to $0.10 per user per month above 10,000 users. Every paid tier includes a 30-day free trial through the Atlassian Marketplace.
