Microsoft Planner to Jira
Two-way sync of tasks, assignees and statuses, including Planner Premium via Dataverse. Syncs live production data for teams of a few hundred people.
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Pick what you need and see the price and the timeline before you talk to anyone. Nothing leaves your browser until you press the button.
6apps shipped
4marketplaces
30+countries using them
What do you need?
What we've already shipped
Six apps live across four marketplaces — built, listed, and still operated by us. The security reviews and the 2am pages are ours too.
AI Copilot for Jira
Smart templates and playbooks that turn rough notes into well-structured tickets, project-wide.
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OneNote Reports for Jira
Scheduled Jira issue tables inside OneNote, with a Notes column preserved across every refresh. Background jobs plus Microsoft Graph.
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Team Workload for MS Planner
Every Planner task for every teammate in one cross-plan view. No admin install, no Power Automate setup.
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MRR Reports for Pipedrive
Subscription revenue tracked over time, with what changed each month — native, and without exporting to Excel.
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AI Visibility for Shopify
Tells merchants whether they show up in ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity — and what to fix. Shopify app plus theme extension.
Learn more →How it works
Three steps, and the first two are free.
Send the spec
The configurator writes it for you. You get an estimate and a timeline before anyone talks to anyone.
Thirty-minute scoping call
We look at your actual instance. You get back a fixed price and a start date — or an honest "this is the wrong thing to build."
We build it
Deployed into your instance, tested, documented if you asked. The source code is yours.
What actually drives the price
Three things, and none of them is how clever the agent sounds in the demo.
How many systems it touches
An agent that reads Jira is one integration. An agent that reads Jira, checks Confluence and posts to Slack is three — and each one brings its own auth, its own rate limits and its own way of breaking at 2am.
Whether it writes
Read-only agents are forgiving; a wrong answer is just a wrong answer. The moment something creates issues, edits fields or transitions workflows, it has to be safe when it runs twice, safe when it runs on the wrong project, and safe when someone's permission scheme says no. That safety work is most of the distance between a demo and a thing you can leave running.
How much of it is waiting
We build with AI, so the code is rarely the long pole — a single-purpose agent is days of work, not weeks. What doesn't compress: your admin granting access, your security team answering, your real Jira turning out to have four hundred custom fields and six years of automation, and, for a listed app, Atlassian's own review queue. That queue is quoted separately because it's waiting, not working, and it isn't time you're paying us for.
Questions
Why isn't it cheaper if you build with AI?
It is faster, and the timelines reflect that — a single-purpose agent is days of work, not weeks. What AI doesn't compress is the part you're actually buying: knowing what's worth building, making write access safe when it runs twice, and getting a listed app through Atlassian's security review. You're paying for the outcome and the risk transfer, not for hours at a keyboard.
Is this a real quote?
It's a real estimate, not a contract. The ranges come from the shape of the work and are good enough to budget against, but no honest number survives contact with your Jira instance — custom field sprawl, existing automation and permission schemes all move it. Send the spec and you get a fixed price before anything starts.
Who actually does the work?
Konstantin, who was the first product manager on Structure for Jira and grew its cloud business to $20M ARR on the Atlassian Marketplace, and who now builds and operates the six apps above. Which means the advice on what's worth building tends to arrive before the invoice does.
Do I need Rovo on a specific Atlassian plan?
Rovo comes included on paid Jira and Confluence plans with a metered credit pool that varies by tier. Agents consume credits when they run, so an agent that fires constantly carries an ongoing cost separate from what it cost to build. To size that first, use the Rovo credit cost estimator.
Does this page send my answers anywhere?
Not until you press the button. The configurator runs entirely in your browser — while you're clicking through it, nothing is transmitted, stored or logged, and closing the tab leaves no trace. Pressing Send this spec posts your answers, the estimate, your name and your email to our support desk, where they open a ticket so nothing gets lost. That's the only thing that ever leaves this page.