Confluence Cloud

Name: Confluence Cloud
Rating: 4.6 (3686 reviews)
Author: Atlassian

By: Atlassian App

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Overview

Version:

5.20.0

Last updated: 2026-08-20

Features & Capabilities

Confluence Cloud Chrome extension brings your team's knowledge to your browser. Stay connected on the go with high-priority notifications, quick access to recent work, and updates from Confluence, wherever you are.

Powered by Rovo AI, it turns pages into podcast-style episodes, enables voice-to-text chat, and helps you surface important updates with AI-driven relevance. It highlights starred pages, mentions, and project context to keep you informed without the noise.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Atlassian

Rating:

4.60

(3,686) 2 new ratings

Version:

5.20.0 Last updated: 2026-08-20

Version code:

889908144

Creation date:

2016-01-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

194.86MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-28

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 30,264 ▼ 12

Other rankings

#2 in jira keyword 20 #47 in github keyword 39 ▲ 3

Other platforms

Confluence Cloud (v5.20.1.1)

1,499,293 4.06

(4,078)

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Developed by:

Atlassian

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/confluence-cloud/id1006971684

Website:

https://atlassian.com/confluence

User Reviews

Across reviews, Confluence Cloud on iOS/iPad is criticized for stability and editing issues, with many users unable to save, edit, or navigate pages. iPad instability, crashes, and being stuck during edits are repeatedly reported. The UI is described as confusing, with the Recents view dominating and weak navigation to spaces. Feature parity with the web is lacking (calendar viewing, task lists) and performance can be slow. Some reviewers mention data-deletion concerns and limited support access. A few users report acceptable performance on iPhone, but overall sentiment is negative.

Pros

Cons

iPad/iOS instability with frequent crashes and freezes, especially during editing.
editing flow is broken: cannot leave or save a page; you can’t delete pages once editing begins.
confusing UI/UX with a dominating Recents view and hard navigation to spaces; inconsistent behavior across devices.
missing core features and parity with the web (calendars, task lists) and slow performance when opening/editing files.
data safety concerns and limited support access, including notices of data deletion and login-only support

Recent reviews

I’ve been using the Confluence App on iPhone for 4.5 years both for work and personal. It keeps getting worse (or maybe I just keep finding unaddressed bugs). Only some of my most recent gripes - Cursor jumps around when editing documents. You may be typing a word or adding a new line and suddenly your cursor jumps and is editing in the middle of a URL 100 lines above your intended location. - Creating new documents on mobile is limited to pages and live docs only. - Documents created on mobile unreadable on web apps. I’ve created and written entire documents for work on the go just to find a blank page on web apps. Not a connection issue, as I had internet connectivity and the page was confirmed as saved in the mobile app. - Severely limited element selection on mobile. No excerpts, tables, tables of contents, child page list, etc. - Pauses on everything. Just opening a note for editing takes a few seconds on recent iPhone. I guess there is a server call for doing anything and everything on the app. - Random edits. I have multiple headers and URLs with a stray character in front. - Variety of annoying glitches. Just today, I tapped on return to insert a newline between two words in a bullet point. Every other text editor will create a new bullet point with the text after the cursor; Confluence created a new bullet point and stripped the first few characters of the new bullet point. I tried several times to make sure it was not my mistake… it was definitely Confluence. And like this, there are many, many others that cannot even remember right now. Still using out of necessity but I am actively looking for an alternative for personal use.