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🔔 Approval Nudge
Reminders & escalation for Jira Service Management approvals.
The problem
When a JSM request needs approval, Jira sends each approver one email — ever. If it lands during a holiday, gets buried, or the approver's portal account was never confirmed, the request silently stalls. Teams have been asking Atlassian for reminders since 2018; the official workaround is a fragile automation hack that can't re-send the actual approval email.
What Approval Nudge does
- Finds individual and group approvals — including the people still waiting inside group-backed approval steps.
- Reminds only the people who haven't answered — by Jira comment, on your cadence, with caps so nobody gets spammed.
- Brings approval email back — Jira's original Approve / Decline email for Approvers-field steps, or an Advanced Jira-hosted reminder for pending group members.
- Escalates to a fallback person when nothing moves.
- Covers absence and records the result — planned stand-ins, deactivated-account cover, alternate schedules and an exportable approvals ledger in Advanced.
Safe by design
Stops email resend and group reminders once anyone answers. Field changes are verified and rollback-safe, and the app never changes approval groups.
Runs on Atlassian
Built on Forge with zero egress: no external servers, no data leaving your Atlassian Cloud site. History stores account IDs, not names.
Honest pricing
Standard is free at Atlassian's up-to-10-user app tier. Paid prices follow the Marketplace user tier required for your Jira/JSM site, with volume discounts, a 30-day free trial, and billing through Atlassian.
Coming soon on iPhone, iPad and Android
Donne du Jour
Learn French Tarot as you play. « Apprenez le tarot en jouant. »
What it is
Donne du Jour is a learning-first French Tarot app. Structured lessons lead into demonstrations, quizzes, decision exercises, guided deals and full practice games, with a shared four-player Daily Deal. Everything is in English and French, and the table adapts to phones and tablets.
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How the game works
Four players and a 78-card deck: four suits, 21 trumps, and the Excuse. One player bids to take the hand, then plays it alone against the other three.
The score they need depends on how many of the three bouts — the Petit (the 1 of trumps), the 21, the Excuse — they finish with. That is the first thing the lessons teach.
What's next
One app, done properly, before the next one.
We'd rather have one app that earns its keep than a catalogue of half-maintained ones.
Evidence picks the next app
Years-old feature requests with hundreds of votes and threads full of workarounds. Never a hunch, never a trend.
Shelved beats shipped-badly
Ideas that don't survive their own evidence review get parked rather than launched. It has happened, and it will again.
Tell us your gap
The best app we'll ever build is somebody's long-ignored feature request. If a platform refuses to fix yours, we're listening.
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