Why Veloxy exists.

The Atlassian Marketplace is full of apps that solve problems — and full of apps that create new ones. Apps that ship sensitive worklog data to third-party servers. Apps that need their own SOC2 review on top of yours. Apps that look great in a demo and fall apart in a procurement review.

We started Veloxy because we kept watching the same pattern at large Atlassian customers: a team picks an app, finance can't audit its data, security can't approve its architecture, and 18 months later it gets ripped out.

So we build differently. Every Veloxy app is Forge-native, which means it runs inside your Atlassian site, not on our servers. Your data stays there unless your admin connects an outside service.

Tick, Velo Planner and Stagecraft are on their way to the Atlassian Marketplace, and all three follow the same model: they run on Forge, keep data in your Atlassian site and send nothing to Veloxy servers.

We're not the cheapest option in the Marketplace. We build for the security and audit reviews your apps go through.