The self-hosted platform that replaces Jira.

Keep the operating model. Change who controls the platform.

Projects, work items, fields, statuses, workflows, boards, backlogs, sprints, releases, hierarchies, calendars, roadmaps, and milestones stay part of one familiar system.

Teams can keep the concepts and terminology they already use without copying Jira visually or rebuilding every process at once.

Turn requirements into evidence without leaving the work.

Write reusable test cases, assemble test runs, record results, and link verification back to the requirement that prompted it.

Delivery and validation share the same context, history, and ownership.

Keep time attached to the work that created it.

Start a timer or enter time manually, separate billable and internal effort, allocate it to projects and customers, and review the result in reports.

Planning, delivery, and reporting use the same work record.

Let customer requests enter the delivery system directly.

Give customers a branded place to submit requests and follow public updates while the internal team works from the linked item.

One request identifier connects the customer conversation to internal delivery work. There is no second service-desk backlog to reconcile.

Let the surrounding stack feed one delivery record.

Repository activity and connected tools meet Windshift through verified provider integrations and explicit extension surfaces.

• GitHub
• Gitea
• Forgejo
• Omni
• REST API
• Webhooks
• Plugins

Follow a change from assigned work to review.

Create a linked branch from a work item or let the item key connect existing branches, commits, and pull requests automatically.

The work item keeps the repository, change, and current pull-request state together.

Choose how the platform operates.

Identity, extensions, AI, storage, and deployment remain choices your organization can inspect and govern.

Run the single binary with SQLite by default, connect PostgreSQL when needed, or use Docker. Your team remains responsible for backups, HTTPS, secrets, monitoring, and upgrade scheduling.

See the destination first. Then bring Jira with you.

Import a representative Jira Cloud or Jira Data Center project, inspect the result in Windshift, and make the rollout decision with your own work in front of you.

• Import a representative project
• Check the context that matters
• Pilot before rollout

Replace Jira without starting over

Keep the concepts your teams already know and bring the work and context they rely on with them.

• See how Windshift compares with your current Jira deployment.
• Compare with Jira Cloud
• Compare with Jira Data Center

Put your organization back in control

Decide where work data lives, when the software changes, and which AI services your teams use and pay for.

Familiar concepts. A platform you control.

Windshift uses the concepts Jira teams already know, so replacing the platform does not mean reinventing how your work is organized.

• Projects, work items, and hierarchies
• Custom fields, statuses, and workflows
• Boards, backlogs, sprints, and releases

Bring your Jira data with you

Windshift imports the work and context your teams rely on, instead of reducing a migration to a flat list of issues.

• Projects, issues, comments, attachments, and worklogs
• Boards, sprints, custom fields, and field values
• Assets schemas, object types, and asset-backed fields

Keep data governance in your hands

Choose the infrastructure and region. Control where work data lives and who processes it.

Control when the platform changes

Test upgrades, coordinate maintenance windows, and avoid unannounced changes to interfaces and workflows.

Make AI costs understandable

Avoid opaque credit systems. Use a local model or your own provider account, and keep model choice and spend under your control.

Replace Jira on your terms.

Download Windshift, run it on your infrastructure, and evaluate it with your own workflows and your own data.