Our tool PocketQuery is a great and simple way to get live data from external systems into your Confluence pages. Once you have properly set up a Datasource, it’s easy to start writing Queries and inserting them into your pages left and rig

We’re stoked to announce that our Codegeist 2020 submission “Lively Recorder for Confluence”received second place in the “Built with Connect” category. Big shout out to our developer team that worked hard to make this happen and congratulat

A tool for effective remote communication. Team awareness and healthy communication are essential to us here at Lively Apps. As a fully remote team split across Munich and Vancouver, we face the daily challenge of communicating across coun

Task Reminder for Confluence 2.1.0 is here! For navigating the opt outs, metrics and schedules in the future, here is a peek at Task Reminder for Confluence 2.1.0.

We are happy to announce the new minor release 2.6.0 of Git Snippets for Confluence. After adding a Markdown Renderer to Git Snippets last month, we now added the option to use an Access Token on Bitbucket Server instances. We also improved

We are happy to announce a new minor release 3.9.0 of Lively Blogs for Confluence. With this new version, you can now embed the global Blog overview into any Confluence page!

Let’s start this post with a bold claim: as software developers we like Confluence. Well, we think at least many of us do. And many of us use it as a tool to create documentation for software. In fact, we have had many projects where we sta

Atlassian announced today that Sven Schatter from Lively Apps ​has received the Atlassian Marketplace Vendor of the Year 2019: Developer Contributor award for his outstanding contribution and achievements during the calendar year 2019. This

Welcome HideElements for Confluence 3.0! Over the past years we have found roughly 3000 Confluence instances around the globe whose users and administrators came to find it incredibly useful to hide some elements in Confluence. If you don’t

Please have a look at this screenshot. Look at it carefully and think about what you can see. Or, more importantly, what you cannot see!