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Your docs live in Git. Show them in Confluence.

SourceDocs renders Markdown, Mermaid, PlantUML, OpenAPI and source files straight from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket Cloud and Azure DevOps, or from your own GitLab and GitHub Enterprise servers, inside Confluence Cloud pages. Nothing is copied by hand, nothing goes stale, nothing leaves Atlassian except the request to your Git provider.

Private repositories, the way security teams wantOne read-only token per provider, entered once by a Confluence admin, stored encrypted inside Atlassian. Readers never need their own Git access and never see the token. No OAuth app to approve.

No rendering serverMarkdown, Mermaid, PlantUML and OpenAPI are rendered in the reader's browser. There is no SourceDocs server to go down, to leak diagram sources, or to be added to an allow-list.

Diagrams you can actually readAuto-fit to the page width without clipping, zoom and pan, full-screen view, SVG and PNG download, light and dark mode, PDF export that shows the diagram.

Links and images that workRelative links open the right file in your repo, images load from the repo (private ones too), heading anchors jump within the page, raw HTML in READMEs is rendered safely.

Live preview editorWrite Mermaid, PlantUML or Markdown directly in Confluence with a side-by-side preview, example templates and keyboard save. No mandatory templates, no extra clicks.

Current enginesMermaid 12 with the ELK layout engine, PlantUML 2026, OpenAPI 3.0 and 3.1 and Swagger 2.0, kept up to date. Versions are listed in the release notes.

Three macros

File from Git: paste a file link, SourceDocs detects the type and renders it. Markdown, diagrams, OpenAPI, or any source file with syntax highlighting. A repository link shows its README.
Diagram: Mermaid or PlantUML written in the page, with live preview.
Markdown: Markdown written in the page: tables, task lists, code blocks, embedded mermaid and plantuml fences.

Where the data goes

The only outbound request is the one from Atlassian's Forge platform to your Git provider, made with your credential. Fetched files are cached inside your Atlassian site for ten minutes and then deleted. Credentials live in Forge encrypted storage. Rendering happens in the browser; images that a Markdown file links to by absolute URL load in the reader's browser from an allow-list of Git and badge hosts. See the security page and the privacy policy.

Pricing

Free for Confluence sites with up to 10 users. Above that, from 0.45 USD per user per month, decreasing with team size. 30-day free trial on the Marketplace. Final prices are shown on the listing.

Support

Questions and bug reports: support@sourcedocs.dev. We answer within one business day; fixes for confirmed bugs ship within a week.