Horizon Ventures

Confluence apps that fix one thing properly.

Horizon Ventures builds small apps for Confluence Cloud. Two so far: one gives the diagrams on your pages working links, the other builds page lists that keep themselves current.

Horizon Ventures Peru, two apps shipped Clickable SVG diagrams keep their links Smart Search lists that update themselves
Every box above is a working link. Put the same diagram inside Confluence and those links die. That is where the first app came from.
In review at the Atlassian Marketplace

Clickable SVG

Show SVG diagrams in Confluence with every link inside them working — safely, and without breaking when pages move.

  • Every shape becomes a link

    Click a box in your architecture map to open its runbook. Click a room on a floor plan to book it. The diagram stops being a picture and becomes a way to navigate.

  • Links that survive a reorganisation

    Links point at the page itself, not at its address. Rename a page or move it to another space and the diagram keeps working.

  • Safe by design, and honest about it

    SVG files can hide scripts — that is why Confluence will not render them live. Every dangerous element is stripped before display, and the app tells you what it removed.

Free for teams up to 10. Above that, $2 per user per month.

Full description, documentation and pricing

An architecture diagram in a Confluence page, with one box highlighted as a link

Will we still be here next year?

A fair question to ask a company you have never heard of. You have probably already been burned: SVG out is gone, several Mermaid apps stopped being maintained, and Connect apps are being switched off.

  • There is no server of ours to switch off

    Both apps run entirely on Atlassian infrastructure under the Runs on Atlassian programme. We pay no hosting bill, so there is no month where keeping them alive stops being worth it.

  • Nothing of yours reaches us

    Your pages, diagrams and attachments stay inside your own Confluence site. We could not see them if we wanted to.

  • If we did stop, nothing of yours is trapped

    Your diagrams remain ordinary attachments on your pages, exactly as they were before the app was installed. Uninstalling takes the macro away, not your work.

  • Support reaches the person who wrote the code

    There is no queue and no first line. Write to the address in the footer and you get an answer from the developer, usually the same day.

  • A registered company, not an anonymous handle

    Horizon Ventures E.I.R.L., registered in Peru, RUC 20612763888. Invoices come from that company and Atlassian pays it as the vendor of record.

And the honest half: we are new, both apps are still in review, and there is no long track record to point at yet. Both will be free for teams up to ten people, which is an inexpensive way to judge them on the work rather than on our word.

About

Horizon Ventures E.I.R.L. is a one-person software company registered in Peru. It builds narrow Confluence apps: each one does a single job that Confluence leaves undone, and does it without asking your team to learn anything new.

Both apps run entirely on Atlassian infrastructure under the Runs on Atlassian programme. No data is sent to our servers, because there are none — your pages, diagrams and attachments never leave your Atlassian site.

Questions, bug reports and feature requests go to xpymik6@gmail.com. Support is answered in English, Spanish or Russian.

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