Katabarwa Labs
About
Katabarwa Labs builds focused governance and admin-hygiene apps for Jira, Confluence, and Jira Service Management — access-governance reporting, long-term audit-log retention, and orphaned-owner cleanup. Every app is built on Atlassian Forge, so it runs entirely on Atlassian's own infrastructure: no external servers and no data leaving your instance, which makes our apps eligible for the "Runs on Atlassian" trust badge. We take the high-vote admin gaps Atlassian hasn't filled and turn them into ...
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6568 4th Ave NE,
Apt 1,
Seattle - 98115,
WA,
United States of America
support@llmgraph.ai
Apps by Katabarwa Labs
Page-Restriction Governance
Every restricted page, exact read/update subjects, orphaned restrictions, and drift — audit-ready CSV, entirely on Atlassian
Assets Export Manager for Jira Service Management
Export a whole JSM Assets object schema — every object and attribute — to audit-ready CSV or JSON, entirely on Atlassian
Access Governance Reporter
Who can access what in Jira — and which group grants it
Notification Log for JSM
Every outgoing customer notification — recorded as it fires, retained and exported as audit-ready CSV
Inactive-User Hygiene
Find idle-but-still-licensed and never-active Jira accounts from Jira activity, and export a license-reclaim worklist as CSV
Access Snapshot & Drift
Daily point-in-time snapshots of who can access every project — retained long-term, diffed for drift, exportable for audit
Attachment Cleanup for Confluence
See every attachment across your site, flag the unused and orphaned files, and total the storage you can reclaim
Compliance Log Vault
Keep your Jira audit log past the 180-day cap — synced daily into your own site
Portal Governance for JSM
Audit who can reach every JSM portal — customers, organizations, agent grants
Project Export & Backup
Export a whole Jira project's issues, comments, changelog, links and worklogs to CSV or JSON — entirely on Atlassian
Orphaned-Owner Cleanup
Find every filter, dashboard, issue, and project lead left behind by deactivated users