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This app works great. Images render neatly in the mobile view and text is flowed well for reading. Editing works well and all basic text features including bullet and number lists, rich text, etc all work well. Comments are fast, page Like works fine. You can't create a table on mobile yet–hopefully that's coming soon–and obviously web-based macro add-ons can't be included very well in the native mobile edit view, but otherwise the other negative reviews are either ill-informed or erroneous.

As someone who works at Atlassian, I have to rely on this app more than the average Confluence user (that’s also a disclaimer that I work at Atlassian). That being said, we use Confluence like you wouldn’t believe.. so much open sharing and collaboration of ideas, research, project plans, and more. The mobile app has started to take on the feel of the desktop experience. It’s easy to see what I’ve recently worked on and viewed. When I tap on different features, the app is aware of where I’ve been, and is presenting my data intuitively more and more. So, to the point of my review title — it’s always improving.. release by release. Navigating through the app is simple. The pages and spaces presented are relevant. Woot! I’ll send my feature requests via app feedback.

I have been using Atlassian products for 11 years. Atlassian has helped me to create order out of chaos for a number of my clients. Their products have helped me turn poor performing security programs into well oiled, agile teams. This gives me the opportunity to build a security program that complements the agile SDLC and creates a culture that supports security, not one that is reviled by developers.

The native Team Calendar isn’t available on mobile apps, which for some users may be the main reason why they would check Confluence on their phones: in order to check a team schedule on-the-go without having to whip out your work laptop or printing out the ever-changing schedule, just to waste paper. Please add this crucial, native feature! If it’s native, it should be supported everywhere, not just where it’s easiest/most convenient for your devs. Thank you! Otherwise it’s a great, useful app!

The UI is great, but virtually all editing options you’ll find in a desktop browser are missing or unimplemented. No idea why; adding a button for numbered lists, or table support, or horizontal rules, or image/file attachments (for instance), doesn’t seem difficult, and I’m not sure how this got out the door without the full set of editing options. Hopefully this is coming in future versions.