Does Dwel copy or export my Jira issue data?

No. Dwel is a Forge app that runs inside Atlassian's infrastructure under Atlassian's egress controls. There is no vendor server in the path and no copy of your issues in a database operated by Dwel, because Dwel operates no infrastructure. Saved configurations sit in data residency-enabled Forge storage and are removed by Atlassian when the app is uninstalled.

Dwel is free up to 10 users and includes the whole app at that size—every report, every chart, and every export. Above 10 users there is a 30-day trial that needs no card, then per-user pricing. Dwel is licensed and billed by Atlassian.

Can I migrate saved reports from Bloompeak Time in Status?

Yes. Dwel imports saved report configurations from Bloompeak Time in Status, so the reports your team already relies on come across rather than being rebuilt by hand. Bloompeak's app is built on Atlassian Connect, which Atlassian stops supporting on 31 January 2027.

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Dwel

Time in status, cycle time and status ageing reports for Jira Cloud

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A Jira Cloud app that reports how long work sits in each status, measures cycle time across stages, and shows the changelog transitions and arithmetic behind

The story

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Dwel is a Jira Cloud app built on Atlassian Forge that reports on time in status, cycle time and lead time. It shows how long work sits in each status and with each assignee, measures cycle time across stages you define, and displays the changelog transitions and arithmetic behind every figure. Every number opens up to show the transitions and calculations used to compute it, with support for multiple working calendars: working hours per weekday, continuous 24/7, or Jira's own time-tracking units.

The app includes eight time-in-status report types, four chart types (Bottlenecks, Ageing WIP, Cycle Scatter, and Trend), custom working-hours calendars, and CSV, Markdown, and PNG exports. It runs inside Atlassian's infrastructure with no vendor server in the path and no copy of data in an external database. Configurations sit in data residency-enabled Forge storage.

Signature features

Eight time in status report types
Four chart types: Bottlenecks, Ageing WIP, Cycle Scatter, and Trend
Changelog audit trail drill-down
Custom working-hours calendars
CSV, Markdown, and PNG exports
Forge zero-egress architecture
Up to 50,000 issues per report
Dashboard gadget pinning
Global page, project page, and issue panel views

Pricing

Pricing model: Freemium

Free up to 10 users. Standard (11–100 users): $1.30 per user per month. Large instances (101+ users): $0.90 per user per month, tiering down to $0.35 per user above 300.

Dwel particulars

Website: betterintegrations.org
Admired by: 0 members

Dwel metrics

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Dwel's domain pedigree

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Questions

Does Dwel copy or export my Jira issue data?: No. Dwel is a Forge app that runs inside Atlassian's infrastructure under Atlassian's egress controls. There is no vendor server in the path and no copy of your issues in a database operated by Dwel, because Dwel operates no infrastructure. Saved configurations sit in data residency-enabled Forge storage and are removed by Atlassian when the app is uninstalled.
How does Dwel calculate time in status?: Dwel calculates time in status from your issue changelog, applying whichever working calendar the report uses: working hours per weekday, continuous 24/7, or Jira's own time-tracking units. Every duration says which calendar it used, and you can open any figure to see the transitions and the arithmetic behind it.
Is Dwel free to use?: Dwel is free up to 10 users and includes the whole app at that size—every report, every chart, and every export. Above 10 users there is a 30-day trial that needs no card, then per-user pricing. Dwel is licensed and billed by Atlassian.
Can I migrate saved reports from Bloompeak Time in Status?: Yes. Dwel imports saved report configurations from Bloompeak Time in Status, so the reports your team already relies on come across rather than being rebuilt by hand. Bloompeak's app is built on Atlassian Connect, which Atlassian stops supporting on 31 January 2027.

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