Worklog Export for Jira

Turn logged time into a real workbook

• Choose a date range (this week, last week, this month, last month, or a custom range), then narrow to specific users and projects.
• Correctly filters worklogs to the exact selected window and authors — not just the issues Jira's own search matched.
• A pivot summary sheet totals hours by user across day or week columns, with per-project subtotals and grand totals.
• A detail sheet lists every worklog with issue, author, time spent, and the comment flattened from Atlassian's document format to readable text.

Does the summary match the detail sheet exactly? Yes — the pivot's row and column totals equal the sum of the Detail sheet's time spent for that user, day, or week.

Does worklog data leave Jira? No — the workbook is generated entirely in your browser via Jira's own requestJira bridge, acting as you.

How it works

1. Open it from inside JiraThe app is an Atlassian Forge app, so it appears as a global page in your Jira Cloud site once installed — nothing to run locally, and no separate sign-in. It acts as you and respects your existing Jira permissions.
2. Pick a date range, users, and projectsChoose a preset range or set custom dates, then narrow the export to the people and projects you care about.
3. Export the workbookThe app fetches matching worklogs, filters them to the exact selected window, and builds a two-sheet workbook: Summary (the pivot) and Detail (one row per worklog).
4. Download and shareThe finished .xlsx downloads straight to your device — nothing is stored on a Cody Labs server, because there isn't one.