What is the main difference between Jira and Jira Align?

[saima gul]

Hello Everybody

I Am a new entrepreneur with multiple projects on hand. I have enough budget to support my business and the best office equipment and resources. I have designed the best working space with all the amenities and state-of-the-art technology. However, I am currently searching for the best software development tools. As you know, no matter how good your business is, you may lose the race if you don't have a website and online presence. Therefore I started with the best software development and design tools. And what caught my attention was Atlassian. The internet and communities were filled with positive reviews and five-star ratings. I decided to give it a go. Atlassian offers the best tools for software development, design, and collaboration. The user interface is clean and sleek. The features are powerful and easy to use. And most importantly, it is affordable. It is a company that provides software development and project management tools. Their products include Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Bamboo. However, before taking any final step, I want to be completely sure about it. That's the reason I am on this platform. What are your thoughts about Atlassian? Have you used their tools before? I have shared some queries about their products. Please look and help me choose the best tools for my business. Thank you!

What is the main difference between Jira and Jira Align?

What are your views about Sourcetree?

Is Trello good for managing your team?

What are their other popular products besides Jira, bamboo, and Trello?

Do the products offer any customization templates?

Where can I find coupons and promo codes for Atlassian? Is there any way to get a discount on their products?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Nip over to https://www.atlassian.com and have a look through the various products.

The difference between Jira and Jira Align is simple - Jira is an issue tracker, Align is something that scales up and is for being Agile at scale (and often has Jira doing the 3 lowest layers - Epic/Story/sub-task).  It can do more than just the one I'm familiar with (SAFe)

I have no use for Sourcetree - rarely look at code, and it doesn't exist on the computers I do code on.

Trello is a noteboard, rather than an issue tracker, but yes, people are running highly successful teams with it.

Their popular products are all on the page I mentioned earlier, and yes, they all offer a wide range of customisation.

You won't find any form of discount anywhere.  All the products are bought through Atlassian, or their marketplace.  They do free trials (and some systems are free for small users), but they don't do discounts.  Except through their partner companies, who can get a little bit.  (Disclaimer - I work for one)