The Atlassian ecosystem is thriving with innovation, and Atlassian products have become a platform for a range of apps extending on their functionality. This trend has brought all sides closer together: customers, Atlassian, and app developers.

Our Cloud version of PocketQuery just got a beloved feature from its Data Center counterpart – Restricting queries to Confluence spaces. By configuring spaces on a query, only users with view permissions in these spaces are allowed to execute the query.

On December 10, 2021, a remote code execution vulnerability has been identified in the popular Apache Log4j2 library, now known as Log4Shell. The vulnerability has been reported with CVE-2021-44228 against the log4j-core jar.

The summer is over but PocketQuery is not falling asleep! In September 2021, we are bringing new features for PocketQuery Cloud: highly demanded change parameters template, content property wildcards, and the PocketQuery.executeQuery JavaScript API.

Our Atlassian Confluence app PocketQuery is great for creating reports. You can connect datasources via SQL and REST and display dynamic reports on Confluence pages. And the great thing about it is that your reports are always up to date because it loads fresh data every time you visit the page.

Do you like having things under control? Atlassian provides many options to help you with planning, processes, and project performance evaluation. This process also includes reporting. We can create Dashboards in Jira, add some fancy Gadgets, and enjoy the feeling of having everything under control. But we might run into a problem: the portfolio of available Gadgets is limited. What if we cannot find the one we need? Does it mean we need to make a compromise between what we need and what the available options are? No – in that case, PocketQuery enters the stage 🌟!

Imagine you are approaching a new Confluence space and you find hundreds of pages, contributors, and comments; everything seems unorganized; lots of content. You take a sip out of your coffee and ask yourself: “Okay, what is actually going on here?” and then start tediously browsing through all pages one by one… But you can do better! Let us introduce our brand new app: Usage Statistics for Confluence (which happens to be the second Forge app on the Atlassian Marketplace) 🥈.

Receiving a report of a dead link in your documentation is always a bit embarrassing, right? We know it very well 🙈. Therefore, we created an app that we needed ourselves really urgently: Link Management for Confluence. And you might need it as well (and you can have it for FREE)! It’s a simple tool that helps you keep your documentation up-to-date, without any outdated links – with minimum effort. Before we introduce the app to you, there is an another exciting thing we want to share: it is the first app on Atlassian Marketplace built in Forge 🚀!

Meeting Notes is a simple Confluence page template. It helps to organize meetings, to make sure that all important topics are discussed, and also with coming to conclusions. Unfortunately, the amount of meetings we attend is sometimes enormous and it can be difficult to always stay up to date with all decisions and action steps… Especially with those, where our action is required. Sometimes, it would be nice to have someone, who reminds us when we forget about something, so we can fully concentrate on more important topics. After all, our brains are made for thinking and producing, and not to memorize dates, right 🤔?

In 2020, Atlassian organized a huge hackathon called Codegeist. The goal of this contest was to create new apps for Jira and Confluence. We participated and won the second place with our app “Lively Recorder for Confluence”.