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No server. No telemetry. Your Jira token never leaves your browser.

 

No server. No telemetry. Your Jira token never leaves your browser. 🔒

Let's talk about the question every good manager (and every security team) should ask before installing a tool that touches Jira:


"Where is my data actually going?"


With most productivity tools, the honest answer is: somewhere else. A vendor backend. A cloud database. An analytics pipeline you can't see. You hand over an API token and just… trust that it's fine.

Manager's Companion is built the opposite way.


🚫 There is no server. None. The extension talks directly from your browser to your Atlassian site. There's no backend sitting in the middle to compromise, breach, or subpoena — because it doesn't exist.


🔑 Your Jira token never leaves your browser. Your base URL, email, and API token are stored locally in your browser profile and used only to call your Jira. They are never transmitted anywhere else.


📡 No telemetry. Nothing about your usage, your tickets, or your team is phoned home. The usage stats you see? Those are stored locally, for your eyes, in your browser.


💾 Your data stays yours. Projects, teams, leaves, roster, notes, incident settings — all kept locally under your own storage. You can export it, import it, or wipe it. You're in control the whole time.


🤝 Even the backups are safe to share. When you export your setup, the file deliberately excludes your Jira credentials — so you can hand a backup to a teammate without leaking your token.

This isn't a "we take security seriously" paragraph bolted on at the end. It's the architecture. A tool that has no server can't leak your data from a server it doesn't have.


So you get the full daily-report dashboard — with none of the "where did my token go?" anxiety.

Your Jira. Your browser. Your data. Full stop. 👇


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