See any Jira issue's whole journey at a glance. How long it spent in each status, how often it bounced back, and its total cycle time. No setup, and it works on any workflow.
Open a Jira issue and you can see where it is, but not how it got there. The native History tab is a dense, reverse-chronological log of every change. Status Ribbon reads that history and draws it as a single, proportional ribbon, with four summary numbers beneath it. It answers the everyday questions, like how long something has been in review, whether it has been bouncing back and forth, and whether it is actually stuck, without you reconstructing the timeline by hand.
Each segment is a status the issue passed through. Its width is the time spent there, and its colour follows Jira's universal status category, so it works on any workflow regardless of your custom status names.
The labels show your real status names. Status Ribbon displays them exactly as configured. It never renames or interprets them.
Status Ribbon runs entirely on Atlassian's infrastructure, under the Runs on Atlassian programme. It is strictly read-only and makes no external network calls, so your data never leaves Atlassian. It reads only the issue you are viewing, a small set of fields, the created date, resolution date and current status, plus your site's status definitions to map the colours. It stores nothing and collects no personal data, and it honours your existing Jira permissions, so it only ever shows what you can already see. Full details are in our privacy policy.
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Status Ribbon is the first of a small set of apps for Jira and Confluence that turn the data your team already creates into something you can use.
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