The Jira logo, for a project and team management system, features a blue square symbol with strongly rounded corners containing three white angular arrows. Their outer edges are smoothly rounded, and the arrows are arranged one after another diagonally from bottom to top. In the full horizontal version, the Jira name appears to the right of the graphic symbol in dark lettering. The product name originated as a shortened form of “Gojira,” the Japanese title of the 1954 film “Godzilla.” In 2017, Atlassian significantly redesigned its brand identity and product logos, and Jira’s appearance continued to evolve later as the company updated its visual style. Blue, however, remained the primary color of the logo.
Jira is a software system from Atlassian, a company founded in Australia, designed for planning, organizing, and tracking the work of teams. The first version of Jira was released in 2002 as a software bug-tracking system, and over time the product evolved into a versatile work and project management tool. Jira is used by development, product, marketing, operations, and other teams to manage tasks, plan work, track deadlines and dependencies, configure workflows, and collaborate. Jira Software and Jira Work Management were merged into a single Jira product. Today, Jira also continues to expand its automation and artificial intelligence capabilities for planning, finding information, and supporting day-to-day work.
