One job per tool.
JCB2 builds small, focused apps for Jira. Each one fixes a specific thing you hit every day, runs inside Atlassian's platform, and keeps your data where it already lives.
ColumnFit for Jira
A dashboard gadget that makes cross-project issue tables readable in the space a dashboard gives you.
Atlassian Marketplace listing in preparation.
Widths that hold.
Set column widths once in the gadget's edit view. Everyone who opens the dashboard sees the layout you authored, on every reload.
Wrap, truncate, or one line. Per column.
Long summaries stop wrecking the row. You choose how each column behaves, and the table stays predictable.
Safe by construction.
Field-aware rendering: a URL becomes a link only when it is a real http or https address, and rich text never becomes raw HTML.
Dark mode, keyboard access, pagination. No charts, no export, no reporting suite. It is a table that behaves.
Three rules, every release.
One problem per app.
We find the smallest thing that is broken every day, fix that, and stop. Feature lists are how tools get slow.
Your data stays put.
Our apps run on Atlassian Forge with no servers of our own. Nothing is copied out, stored, or sent anywhere. The only thing saved is the configuration you author, and Jira stores that.
Verified before done.
Nothing ships on a demo. Every release passes a written acceptance list, an independent security pass, and a check against what Atlassian has made native since. If the platform does our job for free, we say so.
What our apps can and cannot do.
Read-only.
ColumnFit asks for one Jira permission: read work items. It cannot write to your issues.
Viewer permissions apply.
The table shows each person only the issues Jira already lets them see.
No servers, no storage, no tracking.
No backend, no analytics, no cookies, no external calls.
A real security contact.
security@jcb2consulting.com. Critical issues are fixed within 10 days, High within 4 weeks, and the clock starts at first receipt.
Most questions are in the docs. The rest reach a person.
Docs first.
Setup, JQL, fields, widths, wrap and truncate, permissions, common errors.
Email.
hello@jcb2consulting.com. Typical response within one business day.
Bugs.
A reproducible bug goes to engineering, and you hear back when the fix ships.
Have a Jira problem a small tool should fix?
Tell us. If it is not our kind of problem, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
hello@jcb2consulting.com