Is your stack ready for the end of Connect?
Atlassian Connect support ends on 31 January 2027. Apps still on Connect stop receiving Connect updates, and there is no public list of which apps are affected. This tracker follows every Jira and Confluence app in the Atlassian Marketplace, every day.
Days until Connect end of support
104
31 January 2027
The bar shows time elapsed since the March 2026 freeze on new Connect versions.
Check your installed apps in 30 seconds
Paste the app names from Manage apps in Jira or Confluence, or from admin.atlassian.com under Connected apps. One name per line is best, but a copied table works too. Or search and add apps by name.
Pick an app and it is added to your list below. Catalog updated daily.
Private by design. The comparison happens in your browser. Your list is never uploaded, and the share link keeps only Marketplace app keys after the # sign, which browsers do not send to any server.
Your results
| App | Status | Last release | Installs | Rating | Alternatives |
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Status comes from the latest cloud version in the public Marketplace listing. Not affiliated with Atlassian; data from the public Marketplace API. Alternatives are suggestions from the same category, not recommendations; check fit and pricing yourself.
How many Marketplace apps are still on Connect?
Cloud apps for Jira and Confluence in the public Atlassian Marketplace, counted once a day. Apps that migrated to Forge leave the Connect count. The rest are either waiting, abandoned, or on the way out.
Connect apps over time
The 15 Connect apps with the most installations
Sorted by installations. "Last release" is the latest cloud version in the Marketplace.
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Not affiliated with Atlassian; data from the public Marketplace API. Counts can lag the live Marketplace by up to a day, and installation numbers are the ones shown on each listing.
Connect, Forge and your admin screens
What is ending on 31 January 2027?
Atlassian Connect is the older framework that many Marketplace apps use to run inside Jira and Confluence Cloud. Atlassian is retiring it in favour of Forge. Since March 2026, Marketplace no longer picks up updates to a Connect descriptor (apps that adopted the Forge manifest can still update), and Connect support ends on 31 January 2027. After that date Atlassian warns that breakages will increase. Check Atlassian's own announcements for the exact terms that apply to your apps.
How do I see which of my apps use Connect?
Atlassian shows an "at risk" banner on some apps, but it is a conservative signal and there is no public list. The Marketplace listing data already says whether the latest cloud version of each app is a Connect version, so the checker on this site compares your app list against that data. Your list never leaves your browser.
What happens to an app that stays on Connect?
It keeps its current behaviour until Atlassian turns Connect off, but it cannot receive fixes or new features, and after the end-of-support date it may stop working. Ask the vendor for a migration date, or plan a replacement.
Some apps moved to Forge but still show Connect modules. How are they counted?
We use the flag the Marketplace API publishes for the latest cloud version of each app: it is either Connect or Forge, never both. Migrations are incremental, so a Forge app can still ship a few Connect modules, and Atlassian's own admin banner may keep showing for it. The public API does not expose that detail, so such an app is counted as Forge here. For module-level progress, see forge-apps.com, and if an app matters to you, ask the vendor directly.
Where does the data come from?
From the public Atlassian Marketplace API, read once a day by an automated job. Maplesprint is an independent studio and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Atlassian. Atlassian, Jira and Confluence are trademarks of Atlassian.
Who builds this?
Maplesprint, a small studio in Ontario, Canada. We also build Maplesprint Notify, a Forge app that sends Jira notifications to Google Chat. When the checker suggests alternatives, our own apps are always labelled "Our app".