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Tech Adoption Radar for Confluence

works with Confluence Cloud

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Key highlights of the appA Confluence-native tech radar renderer for a pasted CSV or JSON blip list

Your tech radar, in the page teams already read

Render the radar directly in Confluence, beside the architecture decisions it explains. No hosted site, no build pipeline, and no external link to chase. The blip list lives in the page body as canonical text.

Edit the list, the radar keeps up

The blip list is canonical text in the page body. Move a technology from Assess to Adopt and the same layout re-renders deterministically, with the change tracked in the page history and movement markers on what moved.

The blip list never leaves Atlassian

Blip lists name internal technology choices some organisations treat as sensitive. The radar renders client-side, declares no Forge scopes and no egress, and stores nothing beyond the page, so it stays inside Confluence.

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The macro renders a pasted blip list as a quadrant tech radar in the Confluence page. It accepts the Thoughtworks build-your-own-radar CSV convention and the Zalando radar.js JSON dialect, so a team running either tool can paste an existing file.

The blip list stays as canonical text in the page body. Edit a ring assignment and the same layout re-renders deterministically, with the change visible in the page history. The renderer places every blip it can and lists any it cannot.

  • Blips carry movement markers and a numbered legend grouped by quadrant and ring.
  • Same-site links on a blip open in Confluence.

Download your Radar as an image via a button on the Confluence page. Export your Radar to PDF to view your data as a chart or export to Word to view it as a structured table by quadrant and ring with full descriptions and links.

Data Privacy: Your Tech Radar renders entirely client-side, declares no Forge scopes and no egress, so your data stays inside Confluence.

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  • App documentation

    Comprehensive set of documentation from the partner on how this app works

Privacy and Security

Privacy policy

Atlassian's privacy policy is not applicable to the use of this app. Please refer to the privacy policy provided by this app's partner.

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Security program

This app is not part of the Marketplace Bug Bounty program.

Version information

Version 2.3.0for Confluence Cloud

Release date
Aug 11th 2026
Summary
PDF export shows the radar chart
Details

PDF export now shows the radar itself: Exporting a Confluence page to PDF previously produced Radar's text fallback table. PDF export is now handed to Confluence's page-capture pipeline, so the PDF contains the rendered radar exactly as it appears on the page showing quadrants, rings, blips and your configured quadrant colours (Descriptions and links are hover-only in the live view, so they are not part of the captured PDF)

Word export is unchanged: still the full blip table, full Description and Link columns included. Use it when you need the data in text form.

Also in this release: refreshed macro picker icon.

No new permissions. Radar still requests no scopes, makes no external calls, and stores nothing outside your page.

Payment model
Paid via Atlassian
License type
Commercial

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