Skip to:

Marketplace

Mini Sites (Embed HTML & Prototypes) for Confluence

works with Confluence Cloud

OVERALL RATINGS

INSTALLS

1

SUPPORT

  • Partner Supported

Showing details for Cloud

Key highlights of the appEmbed live HTML, CSS and JavaScript on a Confluence page - prototypes, dashboards and tools that actually run

watch Mini Sites (Embed HTML & Prototypes) for Confluence video

Supporting media

More details

Mini Site for Confluence turns any page into a host for a live, interactive mini-site: a clickable prototype, a filterable dashboard, a calculator, or a small internal tool. Upload a folder of static files (HTML/CSS/JS and assets) and the bundle is validated, secret-scanned, and provisioned into its own isolated sandbox, then embedded inline on the page - the real thing running, not a screenshot.

Built on Atlassian Forge, it inherits Confluence page permissions: only people who can view the page can view the mini-site. Each macro instance is isolated and served separately from your Confluence content, and nested paths and relative fetch()/src references are preserved exactly as built.

Typical uses: design prototypes, interactive dashboards and reports, troubleshooting flows, and self-contained tools - embedded where your team already works.

Resources

  • 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.

Partner privacy policy

Security program

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

Version information

Version 4.1.0for Confluence Cloud

Release date
Aug 5th 2026
Summary
Minor version update
Details
Minor version update
Payment model
Paid via Atlassian
License type
Commercial

Learn and explore

  • What’s Marketplace
  • App installation
  • About Atlassian
  • Atlassian resources
  • Search and ranking
  • Atlassian events
  • Atlassian foundation

Follow