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Generate executive-ready project status updates from your Jira or Azure DevOps board. BoardBrief turns your Jira or Azure DevOps board into a sponsor-ready status update in one click. If you manage projects, you know the ritual: open the board, read through dozens of tickets, and translate them into a status report leadership will actually read. Ahead or behind, what moved, what is blocked, what needs a decision. BoardBrief writes that first draft for you in under a minute. What it does: - Reads your live Jira or Azure DevOps board and generates a structured executive status update - Tells you whether the project is green, amber, or red, and why - Lays out progress this period, blockers and risks, upcoming milestones, and decisions needed - Writes in English or German, in the tone you choose: sponsor, steering group, or team - Copy the result straight into an email, a Confluence page, or a slide Private by design: BoardBrief has no server of its own. Your settings stay in your browser, and your board data is sent only to your own Jira or DevOps instance and your own AI endpoint (you bring your own key). It is never sent to us, and there is no tracking or analytics. For organisations that already use Azure OpenAI, your data stays inside your own tenant. Who it is for: Project managers and delivery leads who report to sponsors and steering groups, and who want to spend less time assembling status reports and more time acting on them. Setup takes about five minutes: connect your board with a read-only token, connect your AI key, and you are ready. Then it is one click, every week.
Jul 2, 2026
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