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Your Jira tickets, in the sidebar.
Signed in once, stays signed in.

Ticketpane is a Jira Cloud client that lives in your editor. See what's assigned to you, move a ticket to "In Progress", leave a comment, or start a branch from an issue — without opening a browser tab.

Free to install. Pro unlocks writing to Jira — $19 one-time, 14-day full trial.

VS Code with the Ticketpane sidebar open: My Issues grouped by To Do, In Progress and In Review, saved filters below, and issue SCRUM-7 open in the editor showing its status, priority, description and a comment.
Stays signed inAn API token, stored in your editor's secret store. No OAuth pop-ups every morning.
FastYour issue list loads in one request and refreshes in the background.
Nothing to hostYour editor talks to Jira Cloud directly. Ticketpane has no server and never sees your data.

What it does

My issues, always

Everything assigned to you, grouped by status, with priority and sprint at a glance.

Open an issue in place

Summary, description, comments and attachments render inside the editor — no tab switching.

Change status

Move a ticket through your real workflow transitions from a dropdown. Pro

Comment and create

Reply on a ticket or file a new one with the fields your project actually requires. Pro

Branch from issue

One click makes feature/APP-412-short-summary and checks it out. Pro

Saved JQL filters & many sites

Pin the queries you live in. Connect more than one Jira site. Pro

Change status without leaving the editor

Run Ticketpane: Transition status and pick from the ticket's real workflow steps. The move is written to Jira and the sidebar updates.

VS Code in the light theme with the Ticketpane transition picker open, titled Move SCRUM-7 to, listing To Do, In Progress, In Review and Done.

Pricing

One price. No subscription. Yours to keep.

Free

$0

  • My issues list
  • Read any issue, comments and attachments
  • One Jira Cloud site
  • Open in browser, copy key / link
Install free

Questions

Does it work with Jira Server or Data Center?

No. Ticketpane is for Jira Cloud (anything at *.atlassian.net). Server and Data Center use different auth and are not supported.

How does sign-in work?

You create an Atlassian API token (one page, takes a minute) and paste it once. Ticketpane stores it in your editor's encrypted secret storage and uses it for every request. There is nothing to re-authorize.

Where does my data go?

From your editor straight to your Jira site over HTTPS. Ticketpane has no server. The only outside call is a license check to Polar when you activate Pro. Error reports are off unless you turn them on.

Does it work in Cursor and Windsurf?

Yes. Both read the Open VSX registry, where Ticketpane is published alongside the VS Code Marketplace.

Can I get a refund?

Yes — within 14 days of purchase, for any reason. Email support@ticketpane.com. Full policy: refund policy.

What can't it do?

Jira Cloud only (no Server or Data Center), the first 100 issues per view, attachments open in the browser instead of the editor, no boards, and a few more. The full, plain-English list is on the known limits page. We update it every time a customer finds a new one.

Is one license one person?

One license activates on up to 3 machines for one developer. Teams: buy one per developer.