Less infrastructure to trust
Forge-based apps can avoid a separate server estate just to do their core job.
Atlassian Apps
Atlassian apps, built 100% on Forge.
We build a small number of Atlassian Marketplace apps internally. The aim is simple: solve a clear problem, keep the infrastructure surface small, and give teams confidence in privacy, security, performance, scale, and support.
- 100% Forge-based
- Small infrastructure surface
- Built and supported by CodeTailor
Why Forge Matters
Closer to the platform by design.
For the kind of apps we are building here, staying inside Atlassian's platform is part of the trust model. It keeps the architecture tighter, the moving parts fewer, and the review story clearer.
Permissions stay close to the product
Execution, storage, and product access stay closer to the Atlassian surface the app lives in.
Privacy stays easier to explain
A smaller data path is usually easier for buyers and admins to assess with confidence.
Fast, scalable platform patterns
Queues, hosted storage, and functions support apps that need more than a one-shot screen while keeping the runtime model compact.
How We Approach It
A small, deliberate app line.
This is not meant to become a broad product catalog. Each app needs a clear operational job, a clear trust story, and documentation that says exactly what the app does.
- Solve a real operational problem before adding feature volume.
- Keep architecture close to Forge when that is the right fit.
- Make privacy, security, and data-handling claims specific.
- Publish direct support and contact paths with the app.
Current Apps
One app, documented properly.
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The app runs entirely on Forge, uses no external network egress, stores app state in Forge hosted storage, and documents its trust posture in detail.
Policies And Support
Public links for trust review.
Marketplace visitors often need a support URL, privacy policy, security statement, documentation URL, provider-specific terms, and a DPA link before they are comfortable installing an app.
Need A Direct Answer?
Ask the vendor directly.
Support questions, rollout questions, or a pre-installation question. We keep the path direct.