Privacy Policy
Repo Docs ยท last updated 5 September 2026
The short version. Repo Docs runs entirely on Atlassian's Forge platform, inside your
own Atlassian environment. It does not send your content to any server we operate, because we do not
operate any. We have no analytics and no tracking.
Who we are
Repo Docs is published by Turki Alharbi, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Contact:
support@maioapps.com.
What the app stores
Everything below is held in Atlassian Forge storage, which lives inside your own Atlassian
environment. We cannot browse it.
- Your settings: the GitHub owner, repository, branch and folder you choose, the
Confluence space key you sync into, and whether the hourly sync is switched on.
- A GitHub token, only if you provide one. It is held in Forge secret
storage. It is never displayed back to you, never written to a log, and is used only to read the
repository you named.
- A map of file path to Confluence page. This is what stops a second sync creating
duplicate pages.
- The result of the last sync: how many pages were created or updated, and the
names of any files that failed.
What the app sends, and where
- To GitHub (
api.github.com and raw.githubusercontent.com):
requests to list your repository and download the markdown files in the folder you chose. If you
supplied a token it is sent with those requests so a private repository can be read.
- To your own Confluence: requests to create and update pages in the space you
chose.
Forge blocks any request to a destination the app has not declared in advance. Repo Docs declares only
the two GitHub addresses above.
What the app never does
- It never deletes a Confluence page. It does not even ask for permission to.
When a file leaves your repository, the app tells you which page no longer has a file behind it
and leaves the page alone.
- It does not read pages outside the space you chose, beyond checking titles there so it does not
create a duplicate.
- It contains no analytics, no tracking pixels and no third-party scripts.
- It does not sell, share or transfer your data to anyone.
Logs
Forge keeps application logs, and Atlassian lets you decide whether the app's publisher may read
them. These logs can contain file paths, page titles and error messages from your syncs.
They never contain your GitHub token. You can turn that sharing off at any time in
your Atlassian administration settings.
Deleting your data
Uninstalling the app removes everything it stored, including the token and the page map. The
Confluence pages it created stay where they are, because they are yours. You can also remove the
token on the app's own page at any time without uninstalling.
Changes
If this policy changes in a way that affects how your data is handled, the date at the top will
change and the app listing will say so.