Your docs belong with your team.

Publish your GitHub documentation to Confluence without manually rebuilding links. Preview source Markdown as rendered Confluence pages, select your publishing scope, and run a preflight that checks for conflicts before publishing.

Source Markdown → Rendered Confluence page · Selected scope · Checks for conflicts before publishing

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What you can use

  • Live GitHub repository branch preview (up to 20 Markdown files per scoped run)
  • Relative Markdown link and anchor rewriting into Confluence Storage XHTML
  • Reviewed publishing plans with conflict checks
  • Human-edit conflict detection with side-by-side comparison
  • One-click standalone HTML documentation bundle export

Plans

  • Repository preview (Free): Preview public GitHub repositories and Markdown trees, inspect rewritten relative links, and export standalone HTML bundles.
  • Assisted publishing pilot ($49 one-time pilot): 1 GitHub repository branch, 1 Confluence Cloud space, up to 20 agreed Markdown pages within a 14-day delivery window.
  • Confluence publishing ($19/month proposed launch plan): Self-service subscriptions are not available yet.