Corporate Jira Tooling, Built for Real Operations

Enterprise-Grade Jira Apps with Zero Data Lock-in

We build the tools, you keep control of your data. Secure, fast, and seamlessly integrated.

Two deployment models, one operating principle: keep customer data under the right roof. Self-host where control matters. Stay inside Atlassian where native execution wins.

Architecture by Design

Vendor-free data handling, product by product

IssueTwin

Self-Hosted

Self-hosted reporting, search, and sync.

Atlassian Cloud
Your Infrastructure
Advanced Search
SLA Tracking
SLA Reports
Trend Analysis

Release Scheduler

Runs on Atlassian

Visual release planning on Atlassian.

Atlassian Cloud
Atlassian Forge
Visual Planning
Release Calendar
Drag-and-Drop
Native Jira Context
Zero Vendor Hosting Cloud-Native Where It Fits Security Architecture First

Two apps. Two deployment models. One clear security posture.

VeloApps tools are built to fit enterprise boundaries instead of fighting them. Hosting architecture is not a footnote here. It is part of the product promise.

IssueTwin

Self-hosted reporting and synchronization for Jira teams that need control.

Self-Hosted

Smart inline matching across two Jira Cloud instances, with self-hosted reporting that runs on your own infrastructure. Maximum security, maximum operational clarity, and no vendor-side custody of issue data.

Advanced search across Jira instances — filter, combine, and drill into issues from primary and secondary Jira environments with a unified search interface.
SLA tracking and breach monitoring with enterprise-grade visibility for breach risk, resolution health, P0-P3 priorities, and automated alert notifications.
Domain trend analysis to surface problem clusters early, classify issues by configurable rules, and reduce reporting guesswork across Jira workflows.
Advanced Excel report generation for board-ready exports, weekly defect summaries, and multi-project data consolidation without manual spreadsheet cleanup.
Jira dashboard gadgets — SLA Overview, Domain Trends, Breach Watch, and History Trends — embedded directly in your Jira Cloud dashboard.
Multi-channel notifications — Microsoft Teams adaptive cards, email reports, and configurable SLA breach alerts sent to your own channels.

Architecture Highlight

Runs on your infrastructure, under your control.

IssueTwin is designed for organizations that cannot justify sending Jira reporting data through a vendor-operated backend. The app logic lives where your security team expects it to live: under your control.

Release Scheduler

Native release planning inside Jira, without the Excel calendar detour.

Built on Atlassian Forge

Visual release planning natively on Atlassian. Replace clunky spreadsheets with a drag-and-drop release calendar that stays close to the work and respects the platform’s security boundaries.

Visual release planning directly inside Jira, with a clearer shared view of milestones, timing, and release coordination.
Drag-and-drop calendar workflows that eliminate the need for disconnected offline tools, providing a native Atlassian experience.
Native Jira context keeps release planning close to the work instead of pushing teams back into disconnected offline tools.
Forge-hosted execution means the app runs on Atlassian infrastructure rather than depending on a separate vendor backend.
Enterprise-friendly deployment posture helps security-conscious teams evaluate the app with a simpler data-flow story.

Architecture Highlight

Built on Atlassian Forge, runs on Atlassian.

Release Scheduler is purpose-built for teams that want native Jira workflow alignment and Atlassian-hosted execution. Data does not leave the Atlassian cloud just to support release visibility.

Zero Vendor Hosting is not marketing copy. It is the architecture choice behind the product line.

Your data stays yours. We do not host customer Jira data on our own servers, which removes an entire class of vendor-side breach risk from the conversation.

Core Message

Your data stays yours.

VeloApps deliberately avoids a vendor-operated data middle layer. Where control matters, the customer hosts it. Where native cloud execution makes more sense, Atlassian hosts it.

IssueTwin trust model: self-hosted by the customer

Processing happens on customer-owned infrastructure, not on VeloApps systems. That keeps reporting, synchronization, and operational data inside the customer’s own security perimeter.

Release Scheduler trust model: Atlassian-hosted Forge runtime

For native release planning, the right answer is to stay inside Atlassian’s cloud boundary. That means no extra vendor backend just to make scheduling usable.

Why enterprises care

Removing vendor-side hosting reduces compliance friction, shortens security review cycles, and makes data residency conversations simpler. We designed the products to help security teams say yes faster.

Built by engineers, to solve engineers’ problems.

VeloApps tools come from real operational pain: chaotic Jira processes, brittle release spreadsheets, reporting that breaks at the worst moment, and security reviews that punish weak architecture.

We build for teams that run serious delivery systems, not toy workflows. That means our apps are shaped by years of hands-on experience with enterprise Jira administration, release coordination, SLA reporting, and the realities of B2B compliance.

Because we understand how strict customer security requirements change architecture decisions, we designed our products to keep data in the hands of the users. That is why one product is self-hosted by the customer and another is built on Atlassian Forge.

Built For

Operators

IT operations teams, delivery leads, and release managers who need systems that hold up under real pressure.

Built Around

Clarity

Fewer workarounds, cleaner workflows, and tighter visibility where process chaos usually creeps in.

Built With

Security Intent

Architecture that respects B2B trust boundaries instead of adding new ones for the customer to defend.