Understanding the “For you” page

It is the first page you see after signing in. The logo in the bar and the For you tab take you back to it at any time.

Your tickets

Under the welcome message, a sentence counts your tickets, for example “2 open issues are assigned to you.” Two tabs list them:

• My open issues: the tickets assigned to you.
• Reported by me: the tickets you reported.

Each row shows the ticket key, its summary and its status, then its due date when it has one. Click the key or the summary to open the ticket.

View all opens the same list in advanced search, beyond these first rows. You can then filter it or save it.

Recent activity

This column shows the last eight events that concern you, the same as your notifications. For example, someone mentions you, comments on one of your tickets, assigns a ticket to you or closes a sprint. Each row gives its author and when it happened, such as “40 minutes ago” or “yesterday”. The events are detailed in Events that trigger a notification.

My projects

The list leads straight to each of your projects. Click a project to open its board. View all leads to the full list of projects.

On a phone

The three blocks are stacked: your tickets first, then recent activity, then your projects.

Good to know

• When nothing is assigned to you, the tab says so: “No open issue is assigned to you.”
• You can also move between the tabs with the keyboard, using ← and →.
• The page only shows the projects you are a member of.