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Evergreen
Find the broken internal links Confluence Cloud can't — plus orphaned pages across every space, in one pass.
The problem
Confluence can't tell you which pages nothing links to, or which links point at pages that were deleted or moved. Orphaned pages and broken internal links pile up silently — Atlassian's own tools don't surface either on Cloud — until someone follows a dead link or can't find a page that's still there.
How it works
Find orphaned pages
Evergreen surfaces pages reachable by neither the page tree nor a link — the classic 'orphaned pages' Confluence Cloud has never shipped natively.
Catch broken internal links
It scans page bodies for links pointing at pages that no longer exist, so dead links get fixed before anyone hits them.
Spot stale pages too
The same report flags pages nobody has touched in months — all free, across up to 3 spaces, with no data leaving your tenant.
A Datum app
Like every Datum app, Evergreen is Forge-native and runs inside your own Confluence site — free for up to 10 users, with a single honest paid plan after. No separate sign-up, no data leaving your tenant. Why Datum →
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FAQ
What's free?
Orphan-page detection, broken-internal-link detection, and a stale-page report — across up to 3 spaces, free. The two things native Confluence and the incumbents don't do are the free tier, not an upsell.
How is 'orphaned' defined?
A page filed under nothing in the tree that also has no links pointing to it — reachable by neither browsing nor a link. It matches the old Confluence Server 'Orphaned Pages' view, which never came to Cloud.
Does it edit anything?
No — Evergreen is read-only. It reports; it never rewrites, moves, or deletes your pages, and nothing leaves Atlassian (built on Forge).
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Get Evergreen
Free for up to 10 users, with one honest paid plan after. See pricing →