It's the Jira Cloud Mobile apps' 4th year anniversary! We’ve launched a new Community space & are holding an Ask Me Anything for the Jira Cloud mobile apps. Look forward to some mobile-y goodness this month. If you haven't yet, check out the Jira Cloud apps here.Â
Let's kick it off with a history lesson...
Where we were four years ago
In life, one thing’s certain: change.
The Jira Cloud mobile apps have certainly changed since their humble beginnings in 2016...
Early iterations of the app were complex...
We started with some paper and markers…
Designs were designed, dreams were dreamed…
The first mockups were born and tested internally with Atlassians…
Months later, the humble Jira Cloud mobile app soft launched. We went live in the iOS App Store in March 2016. Later in September 2016 we followed up with Android.
v1 came with an issue list and a notification feed.
Where we are today
Four years later, we have a lot of happy customers:
Four years later, the apps have become more than a notifications feed:
Four years later, our goal is still the same:
"Make Software, IT and business professionals be effective, in any situation, all throughout the day."
Expect more capabilities later in the year like:
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Dashboards enabling you to find your most important items in the blink of an eye
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Agile reports including the Jira Software burndown chart cumulative and flow diagram
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Development information and add-on support within Jira Cloud issues
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Incident management features with Jira Service Desk Cloud and Opsgenie
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… and more!
For now, it’s time to celebrate!
The Jira Cloud mobile apps celebrates four years today!
Visit these links to learn more:
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Have you downloaded the apps yet? Get them here
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Check out the new Community space for the Jira Cloud apps. Check it out here
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Leave a questions on the Jira Cloud apps AMA. Check it out here
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See what we're working on. Read about that here
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We have some hidden but useful features in the apps. Know more here
- ... more content coming soon!
Do you use the Jira Cloud apps? What do you use it for? What would you like to see next? Drop us a comment below!
