Every Confluence space accumulates pages that quietly fall out of date. Stale Page Finder lets you search for them on demand, so outdated docs get fixed or flagged before someone acts on them.
A page written two years ago looks exactly like one written yesterday. People search, find it, and trust it — even when the process it describes changed long ago.
Confluence's native sort-by-date helps, but only if someone remembers to look — and to filter out everything that doesn't matter. Stale Page Finder turns that check into a single, repeatable search instead of a manual audit nobody has time for.
Four capabilities, built around one job: keeping your knowledge base honest.
Define what "stale" means for your team — pages untouched for 90, 180, or 365 days — and let SPF flag anything past the line.
Scope each search to the spaces and labels that matter. Policy docs can be held to a tighter standard than scratch notes.
See every flagged page in one sortable view, ordered by last-edit date, so triage takes minutes instead of an afternoon.
Select the stale pages and post a comment that @mentions each page's owner, turning cleanup into a shared habit rather than one person's burden.
Choose the age threshold and the spaces to search. Sensible defaults are there from the start; adjust them when you need to.
The app searches your selected spaces on the spot and lists every page that has crossed your threshold.
Open the dashboard, update what's salvageable, and ask the owners to review the rest — and watch the list shrink.
Stale Page Finder is distributed through the Atlassian Marketplace, so billing, trials, and updates run through your existing Atlassian account. Current pricing is shown on the listing.
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