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Long-established project and issue tracker from Atlassian, now with AI features for drafting, summarizing, and automation.
Jira is Atlassian's project and issue-tracking product, originally built for software teams and now used more broadly for task management. Atlassian Intelligence, bundled into paid plans, adds inline text drafting, automatic issue and thread summaries, natural-language-to-JQL query correction, and AI-generated automation rules; Rovo extends that with cross-product search, a chat assistant, and configurable agents that can read and write Jira and Confluence data on a team's behalf. Atlassian was founded in Sydney, Australia. Jira has a free tier for small teams, with paid Standard and Premium plans priced per user per month and a custom-priced Enterprise tier above that.
Standard is reported at $7.91/user/month and Premium at $14.54/user/month, with Atlassian Intelligence credits (25/70/150 per seat by tier) bundled in; a free tier covers small teams and Enterprise is custom-priced.
Use tool ↗Jira is not an AI-native product; it's a two-decade-old issue tracker that has bundled Atlassian Intelligence and Rovo into its paid tiers rather than being built around AI from the start. That makes it a safe choice if a team is already standardized on Atlassian tools and just wants drafting, summarization, and agent features layered on top, not a reason to switch on its own if a team isn't using Jira already.
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