Spatial navigation for Jira

Your Jira backlog, finally comprehensible.

Teppe reads a sprawling project and organises it into a hierarchy you can take in at a glance — and drill into without losing your place.

A backlog of 3,000 issues has no comprehensible shape at all.

No shape

A backlog is a list. Its size is knowable; its structure is not.

Epics as dumping grounds

An epic with 200 children is common — and conveys nothing.

Orphaned work

Issues with no epic, component, or label are invisible to every structural view.

Triage paralysis

“What should I work on?” gets answered by prioritisation nobody maintains.

Flat lists, JQL filters, and spreadsheet-style hierarchy tools all require you to already know what you’re looking for. Teppe doesn’t.

Structure you never had to build.

Structure without setup

No admin, no schema, no in-house Jira expert. Install it and it shows you something useful within minutes.

Your whole project at a glance

A recursive grid renders thousands of issues as one picture. Drill into any group and keep the context you came in with.

AI that does the grouping

Thematically grouping thousands of issues is the job you keep meaning to do. Teppe’s clustering engine does it on every rebuild.

Never touches your data

Read-only, always. Teppe never creates, edits, or moves anything in Jira. Your project is exactly as you left it.

Deterministic rules first. AI for the hard part.

Teppe reads the issues in your project and infers a thematic hierarchy from what the work is actually about — not just the labels and components someone remembered to set, but the meaning in the issues themselves.

Deterministic rules place what they can. An AI clustering engine, running on Atlassian-hosted large language models, does the hard part: grouping the overflow that rules and metadata can’t. Every group is capped at eight items, so no level is ever a wall — and the orphaned issues that were invisible to every other structural view finally get a home.

You never build the tree, and you never configure a thing. The app builds it for you.

A navigator, not a portfolio rollup.

Team leads & product managers

Anyone who owns a backlog they did not create, and needs to understand what is actually in there.

Teams inheriting a project

After a reorganisation or acquisition — a backlog nobody has read in two years, made legible on day one.

Planning & backlog grooming

Walk into planning already knowing the shape of the work, not scrolling a flat list to find out.

Runs on Atlassian.

Zero egressNo external APIs, model providers, or API keys. Your issue data never leaves your instance.
Read-onlyThe app requests a single scope — read:jira-work. It cannot write to Jira, and never does.
Structural data onlyTeppe stores the fields it needs to build the hierarchy — never your descriptions, comments, or attachments.

See your backlog whole.

Install Teppe and it builds the map for you — within minutes, with no configuration.

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