Many of you have been asking when you can adopt Atlassian’s new navigation—now you can! We’re thrilled to announce its General Availability (GA) for Jira, Jira Service Management, Jira Product Discovery, Confluence, and Atlassian Home. In this article, you’ll find key details about what’s changing in Atlassian Home and when those changes will occur.

What’s changing in Atlassian Home?
The new navigation is:
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Designed to be fast and intuitive, allowing users to seamlessly navigate across our platform experiences to connect the dots across their teams and apps and work in one place.
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Consistent and cohesive where the information presented and navigation across all products are familiar, creating a seamless experience across the Atlassian platform.
Key features
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Find everything you need in the sidebar

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Stay updated and track the progress of your Projects and Goals from the sidebar with Status updates.
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Stay connected with Apps

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Explore all apps that are connected to your Atlassian Home workspace.
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Customize your sidebar

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Keep the focus on what matters to you by customizing your Home navigation.
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Collapsible and resizable sidebar

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If the sidebar takes up too much space, you can either resize or collapse it. You’ll always be able to expand the sidebar when you need to navigate again.
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What to expect?
Over the next few months, we’ll progressively roll out the new navigation to all Atlassian Home users, along with Jira and Confluence.
See the table below to know when you can expect the new navigation for your sites.
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Note:
- Your site will get the new navigation on Atlassian Home according to your site’s Jira subscription.
- The rollout will begin at the indicated date, but it may take up to 3-7 days to reach all sites.
- Rollout timing is based on PST, typically at 5.45 p.m.
- The timelines are subject to change, and we’ll provide more details as the dates approach. Keep an eye on this page and check the public roadmap for the latest updates and more information on the new navigation.
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EAP and Beta participants
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Ongoing
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If you enrolled your Jira site for new navigation during the EAP/Beta phase, the rollout process doesn’t impact you as we’ll not be disabling it for you and your users. You and users can continue the new navigation.
We’ll remove the option to turn off the new navigation and enable the new navigation for all users on the site by mid-April 2025.
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5% of sites on the Standard plan
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March 17, 2025
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We’ll start the new navigation rollout for 5% of sites on the Standard plan. The sites are chosen randomly and your admins are notified about the changes to the products.
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Free plan
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March 17, 2025
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We’ll transition Jira sites on the Free plan to the new navigation.
Admins and users won't be able to turn off the new navigation.
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All sites for all plans have optional opt-in
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April 14, 2025
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If you’re an admin of a site, you can turn on the new navigation:
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For just yourself
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For everyone on the site
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Sandbox environments
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April 14, 2025
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If your site has a Sandbox environment, admins can self-serve and choose to turn on the new navigation.
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Standard plan
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May 19, 2025
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We’ll begin rolling out the new navigation to sites on the Standard plans in early April 2025.
If you’re an admin, we’ll remove the option to turn off the new navigation and enable the new navigation for all users on the site.
For Jira and Atlassian Home, users can still turn off the new navigation only for themselves till early June 2025. This will not affect anyone else on the site.
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Premium and Enterprise plan
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July 7, 2025
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We’ll begin rolling out the new navigation to sites on the Premium and Enterprise plan in early July 2025.
If you’re an admin, we’ll remove the option to turn off the new navigation and enable the new navigation for all users on the site.
For Jira and Atlassian Home, users can still turn off the new navigation only for themselves till late July 2025. This will not affect anyone else on the site.
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100% rollout
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End of July 2025
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All users of all plans are on the new navigation with no ability to turn it off.
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Timeline change log:
- April 4, 2025: Changed opt-in date from mid-April 2025 to April 14, 2025. Shifted Premium and Enterprise timeline from the end of June 2025 to early-late July 2025. Updated "edition" terminology to "plan" to reflect Admin Hub labelling.
- April 16, 2025: Added a note for rollout timing and what to expect.
- May 14, 2025: Added the date for Standard plan timeline. Changed end-user opt-out to early June 2025.
- July 8, 2025: Added the date for Premium and Enterprise plan timeline.
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Frequently asked questions
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Can I turn off the new navigation for Atlassian Home?
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Once an admin enables new navigation for all users of the site, the new navigation will be turned on for all users by default.
For Jira and Atlassian Home, users can temporarily switch between the old and new navigation before we remove the option.
To turn off the new navigation:
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From the top right corner, select Settings > Personal settings.
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You can toggle the switch on/off for Navigation.
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Refresh the page.
Note: To turn on the new navigation again, follow the above steps. Turning on/off the new navigation via Personal Settings will only affect you and not all users on the site.
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Can an admin turn off the new navigation for my site?
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If you’re an admin of a product:
As an admin, you can delay turning on the new navigation for everyone on your site for a few weeks (3-8 weeks) before we enable it by default.
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Will turning off new navigation for Atlassian Home affect other products like Jira and Confluence?
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No, turning off the new navigation will not affect Jira or Confluence.
See more about turning on/off the new navigation for Jira and Confluence.
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If my site doesn’t have a Jira subscription and has only Confluence, when will my site get the new navigation?
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Your site will get new navigation on Atlassian Home when we roll out to 100%, i.e., July 2025.
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In the meantime, join our focus group to stay updated, ask questions, raise concerns, and connect with the team working on the new navigation.
Regards,
The Atlassian navigation team