Rowbloom

Rowbloom for Jira

Jira issues in Google Sheets, refreshed every hour, day or week.

A Google Sheets add-on for Jira Cloud. Pick projects, a saved filter or a JQL query, choose the columns, and Rowbloom writes one row per issue to a sheet. If a scheduled refresh fails, you get an email that says why.

Jira
Read-only access
Runs in
Your Google account
Data
Stays in your spreadsheet
A1Key
ABCDEFGH
1KeySummaryIssue TypeStatusAssigneeSprintStory point estimateDue date
2MOB-12Sign in with Google on AndroidStoryIn ProgressMaya ChenMOB Sprint 1552026-11-14
3MOB-16Keyboard covers the email field on sign-upBugTo DoLuis OrtegaMOB Sprint 1522026-11-13
4MOB-13Sign in with Apple on iOSStoryDoneMaya ChenMOB Sprint 155
5WEB-6Coupon code is cleared when the address changesBugIn ProgressSam Patel
6WEB-8Tax is rounded twice for orders with several itemsBugTo DoSam Patel2026-11-20
7WEB-20Two-factor authentication with an authenticator appStoryIn ProgressAna Lima2026-12-02

Open issues from two Jira projects, one row per issue, in the order of the JQL query. Story point estimate is a custom field, so it is a column you pick. Seven more columns are off to the right.

Issues

Three ways to choose them

The sidebar shows how many issues match before you save.

  • ProjectsTick one or more projects. Every issue in them, ordered by key.
  • Saved filterAny filter you can see in Jira, starred ones first. Rowbloom reads the filter each time, so a change in Jira shows up on the next refresh.
  • JQLPaste the query from Jira's advanced search. Rowbloom checks it with Jira and shows the error before you save, and checks it again before each refresh so a broken query never empties your sheet.

The sheet

Columns you choose

Fields Jira Cloud adds on its own that are empty in a spreadsheet, like Rank or Development, are left out of the list. Rowbloom writes only to the sheet it created.

  • Key, Summary, Issue Type, StatusThe default columns start here, in this order.
  • Assignee, Priority, Sprint, Story pointsNames and values as Jira shows them. Story points stay numbers you can sum.
  • Parent, LabelsThe parent issue with its key and summary, and every label.
  • Due date, Created, Updated, ResolvedReal dates in Sheets, written as 2026-11-14, in the spreadsheet time zone.
  • LinkThe issue in Jira.
  • Any other fieldDescription as plain text, components, fix versions, time tracking in hours, and your custom fields. Two fields with the same name get their field id in the header.

Setup

From install to a full sheet

  1. Install Rowbloom for Jira, then open it from Extensions Rowbloom for Jira Open in any spreadsheet.
  2. Select Connect Jira, choose your site in the Atlassian tab and allow read-only access. The sidebar notices on its own.
  3. Select New export and pick projects, a saved filter or JQL. Change the columns if you want.
  4. Choose how often to refresh and select Save and run. The sheet fills in and opens.

Boundaries

What Rowbloom for Jira does not do

  • Write to JiraIt asks Atlassian only for read access (read:jira-work) and never changes an issue.
  • Keep a copyThere is no Rowbloom server. Issues go from Jira to your spreadsheet and nowhere else.
  • Jira Data CenterJira Cloud only.
  • Refresh every minuteGoogle runs scheduled refreshes at most once an hour.

Pricing

Free and Pro

Limits are per spreadsheet.

FreeUSD 0ProUSD 15 per month
Exports1Up to 50
Issues per exportUp to 500Up to 20,000
RefreshManualManual, or every hour, day or week
When a refresh failsShown in the sidebarShown in the sidebar, and one email per problem

Pro is sold through Lemon Squeezy, which handles payment, taxes and invoices. After you pay, you get a license key by email. Paste it in the sidebar under Enter license key. Cancel any time from your receipt email. Pro stays active until the end of the period you paid for. Each Rowbloom add-on has its own license.