Tempo
Boston, US · 9 known investors
Tempo provides work management and visibility software that integrates across existing team tools and platforms to help organizations track project performance and resource capacity.
Also known as Tempo for Jira · Tempo Software
Founders & leadership
Investors · 9
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$500M disclosed across 1 of 3 rounds · 2025–2026
- Undisclosed amountSeries AMar 2026
Greenoaks, Paradigm, Thrive Capital
Source ↗ - $500MSeries AOct 2025 · 2 sources
Greenoaks (lead), Thrive Capital (lead), Ribbit Capital, Sequoia, SV Angel
Source ↗
Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Tempo (tempo.io) is a software vendor that sells a modular suite of project, program and portfolio management (PPM) applications, most of which run natively inside Atlassian Jira. Its product line spans time tracking and timesheets, capacity and resource planning, project financial management and budgeting, portfolio structuring and hierarchy views, Gantt charting, custom charts and dashboards, strategic roadmapping, and no-code data connectors that push Jira and other system data into analytics tools such as Power BI, Tableau, BigQuery, Data Studio and SQL targets [0][2][3][4].
The platform is positioned around "strategic portfolio management" (SPM), with marketing centered on detecting and correcting "strategic drift" by showing where people (and AI agents) spend time, where budget is going, and whether capacity is aligned with priorities [0][1]. Products are packaged into curated collections — Project, Program and Portfolio — that bundle related apps for different levels of organizational maturity [0][2]. Beyond Jira Cloud and Jira Data Center, Tempo also ships apps for Confluence, Bitbucket, monday.com, Shopify, ServiceNow and Zendesk, plus standalone platform products including Strategic Roadmaps (formerly Roadmunk), Portfolio Manager (LiquidPlanner), LiquidPlanner Classic and Workforce Intelligence [2].
Tempo says it launched what it describes as the most popular time tracking app for Jira in 2009 and subsequently expanded through acquisitions into resource and capacity planning, roadmapping, PPM and project budget management [3][4].
Business model
Tempo licenses software applications, distributed largely through the Atlassian Marketplace as paid add-ons for Jira Cloud and Jira Data Center, alongside Confluence, monday.com, Shopify, ServiceNow, Zendesk and Bitbucket apps, and standalone platform products [2][3]. Customers can adopt individual modules or bundled collections and add more over time [0][4].
Sold as subscription/licensed apps and platform modules, with free trials and a free entry tier promoted on the website ("Get Started Free", "Start Free Trial") and paid installations tracked via the Atlassian Marketplace [0][3].
Traction
Tempo reports deployment in more than 30,000 companies and adoption by one in three Fortune 500 organizations [0][1]. Atlassian Marketplace listings show install counts including 27.2k for Timesheets, 24.1k for Tempo Core, 13.1k for Structure, 10k for Time Tracker, 9.8k for Capacity Planner, 9.1k for Power BI Connector for Jira and 8.2k for Custom Charts for Jira [3]. Published customer outcomes include REDspace estimating savings of over CAD 220,000 (about $25,000 per project manager annually), TransUnion saving nearly $1 million annually, and SiriusXM unifying 3,000+ users with 99% financial accuracy [0][1].
Latest developments
Tempo's current positioning centers on AI-powered strategic portfolio management, including visibility into work performed by AI agents, and it published a 2026 State of Strategic Portfolio Management report alongside webinars on Jira reporting coverage [0][1]. Product help documentation indicates an active lineup spanning Jira Cloud and Data Center, Confluence, monday.com, Shopify, ServiceNow and Zendesk apps, plus Workforce Intelligence and the LiquidPlanner-derived Portfolio Manager [2].
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies
Market position
Tempo describes itself as the vendor of the leading Jira time tracking app since 2009 and holds Platinum Marketplace Partner status on the Atlassian Marketplace, with several apps carrying Cloud Fortified and Bestseller designations and installation counts in the thousands to tens of thousands [3]. The company claims deployment in over 30,000 companies and use by one in three Fortune 500 firms [0][1].
Positioning rests on a modular, integrated suite that lets customers combine time tracking, capacity planning, financial management and portfolio structuring on top of Jira rather than replacing it, with a unified brand and platform experience following the consolidation of previously separate acquired products [0][4]. Custom Charts and connector products address reporting and data-export gaps customers cite in native Jira functionality [0][3].
Technology
Jira-native applications and connectors that aggregate Jira data into custom hierarchies, dashboards and reports, with AI-assisted time tracking and AI-positioned strategic portfolio management features. Tempo also provides no-code connectors for exporting large volumes of Jira data to BigQuery, Tableau, Power BI, Data Studio and SQL, and highlights enterprise-grade security and compliance and a public trust center [0][2][3][4].
Go-to-market
Distribution is heavily channel-led through the Atlassian Marketplace, where Tempo Software is a Platinum Marketplace Partner with multiple Cloud Fortified, Bestseller and Spotlight apps [3]. Direct sales motions include demo booking and free trials on tempo.io, plus content marketing through the State of Strategic Portfolio Management report, webinars, guides and customer stories [0][1]. Tempo states that hundreds of solution partners are involved in its ecosystem [3].
Organizations that run work in Jira, ranging from small startups to large enterprises, including PMOs, program and portfolio leaders, finance and resource managers, and agile, ITSM, marketing and HR teams [0][4]. Named customers referenced include REDspace, Škoda Auto, intelliflo, TransUnion and SiriusXM [0][1].
Geography
Tempo lists a contact address at 10 Mall Road, Suite 301, Burlington, Massachusetts, United States on the Atlassian Marketplace, and markets to a global customer base of 30,000+ companies including European customers such as Škoda Auto and intelliflo [0][3].
History
Tempo launched its Jira time tracking app in 2009 [3]. It subsequently expanded by acquiring several PPM and Atlassian-ecosystem vendors, including Roadmunk, ALM Works (Structure for Jira suite), LiquidPlanner, Folio, Old Street Solutions and Alpha Serve, as well as Prime Timesheet [3][4]. In 2024 the company launched a unified, rebranded platform consolidating these products under the Tempo name, with simplified product names and logos, a cloud-first architecture, and plans to deprecate product-specific websites in favor of tempo.io and the Tempo Help Center [4].
Risks & controversies
Tempo's business is closely tied to the Atlassian ecosystem and Jira's native capabilities, so changes by Atlassian could affect demand. Marketplace ratings vary across the portfolio, from 5/5 for some connectors down to 3.7/5 for Capacity Planner, 3.8/5 for Financial Manager and 2.2/5 (4 reviews) for Tempo Core [3]. Integrating multiple acquired products under one brand is an ongoing effort, with the company noting continued work to merge product sites and support content [4]. No funding, revenue or ownership disclosures appear in the sources reviewed.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Competitors · 8
by search overlapCompanies competing with Tempo for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
Timeline · 3
launches, deals, and filingsTempo states it acquired the Structure for Jira suite (ALM Works), Roadmunk, Prime Timesheet, LiquidPlanner, Folio, Old Street Solutions and Alpha Serve to broaden its PPM portfolio; sources do not give individual deal dates.
Tempo announced a unified, modular PPM platform with a new brand, renamed products (Strategic Roadmaps formerly Roadmunk, Capacity Planner formerly Planner, Financial Manager formerly Cost Tracker, Time Tracker formerly Timesheet Reports & Gadgets), a redesigned tempo.io website, and plans to deprecate product-specific sites.
Tempo launched what it describes as the most popular time tracking app for Jira, the origin of the Timesheets product.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
In the news
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Tempotempo.io · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Tempo do?
- Tempo builds a modular project, program and portfolio management platform of apps for Jira and related tools.
- Who founded Tempo?
- Tempo was founded by Ágúst Einarsson.
- Who are Tempo's investors?
- Tempo's investors include Diversis, Felicis Ventures, Paradigm, General Catalyst, Greenoaks, Ribbit Capital, Stripe, SV Angel and 1 more.
- How much funding has Tempo raised?
- Tempo has disclosed $500M raised across 1 of its 3 known rounds.
- Where is Tempo headquartered?
- Tempo is headquartered in Boston, US.

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