- Hosted in Europe
- ECDSA P-256 signing
- RFC 3161 timestamps
- Hash-chained
- Offline-verifiable
Three apps, one cryptographic backbone
A connected suite on the Atlassian Marketplace. Same hash-chained backend, same offline verifier, three increasingly senior workflows.
Tamper-Evident Audit Log
Every Jira event signed with ECDSA P-256, RFC 3161 timestamped, hash-chained, and offline-verifiable. Free on the Marketplace.
See the Audit Log →GitHub Evidence Pack
Bundle PRs, reviews, CI runs, and deployments into a signed evidence ZIP per milestone — for change-management auditors.
See Evidence Pack →Signed Approvals
Replace ad-hoc Jira approvals with cryptographically-signed, dual-signature workflows bound to the right approver.
See Signed Approvals →How it works
Four steps. Every Jira event runs through the same pipeline, producing evidence that anyone can verify offline.
What you see in Jira
Every issue gets a signed history panel; every project gets an admin page with chain status, retention, and the export button.
See it for yourself — no install, no account
Verify a real signed bundle right here. Hit Verify the sample bundle and watch every signature, chain link, and RFC 3161 timestamp check pass — or drop your own export ZIP in. It runs entirely in your browser; we never see your data.
What paid editions add
Every edition ships the full cryptographic stack — signing, hash chain, and RFC 3161 timestamps. Paid editions add the automation that makes evidence collect itself, all on the same Jira admin page.
Start free. Upgrade for longer retention, scheduled evidence exports, and a feed straight into your GRC tools.
The free tier ships with the full cryptographic stack intact: ECDSA P-256 signing, RFC 3161 timestamping, hash chain, offline verification. No card required. Paid editions add unlimited retention, scheduled exports delivered straight to Google Drive or OneDrive, continuous chain verification with Slack or Teams tamper alerts, a daily EU-qualified anchor, and signed-evidence delivery to Drata and Vanta — so compliance evidence collects itself.