JIRA Client for Mac
Desktop front-end for JIRA issue tracker.
Free
In English
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JIRA Client overview
Note: Jira Client has reached its End of Life, which means there is no further development of the product, and the support for it is limited.
Jira Client is a desktop application for day-to-day work with Jira issues. It helps you quickly navigate and drill down into issues, schedule tasks and triage problems with drag-and-drop, accurately track time, work when you are offline.
Overall, Jira Client is a great help and time-saver for Project Managers, Consultants, QA, Help Desk — people who work with Jira extensively throughout the day.
What’s new in version 3.9.0
Version 3.9.0:
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JIRA Client for Mac
Free
In English
Version 3.9.0
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Sep 21 2014
Version: 3.5.2
I just wanted to put in my opinion as to me it's a no brainer, IMHO the cost is insignificant compared to the amount of frustration and time wasted on the JIRA web front end. I purchased this software for windows originally but then found it so useful I now have it on my mac as well.
Yes JIRA is a web front end and of course you can use it without this, and most users are permanently online, but to me there is a huge difference between working in realtime on a desktop app and working at click wait, hotkey, type, click wait wait speed using the web front.
If you're getting impatient with JIRA then I strongly recommend giving it a go.
May 30 2009
Version: 1.5
I'm confused as to the need for this app as JIRA users are generally always connected to the net and both interfaces (web and this client) are totally different.
Jun 16 2007
Version: 1.1
I am a frequent JIRA user, and about the only value I can see in this package is the ability to use JIRA offline. That said, I suspect that most folks who use JIRA on a regular basis would be connected to the net anyway. Based on this, I don't think $65.00 is a reasonable price for this ability. Also, unlike JIRA, the interface for JIRA Client is very cluttered, and reminiscent of a Windows application.
Still, I applaud the developer for creating a Mac OS X JIRA client. I hope that in the future, they will consider lowering the price and making a Mac-like interface.