Does your team trust your wiki?
Be honest. When you open a Confluence page—a runbook, an HR policy, a "How-To" guide—do you trust it implicitly? Or do you instinctively check the "Last Updated" date, do some mental math ("Is 2023 too old for this?"), and then message a colleague just to be safe?
If you are double-checking, your documentation isn't doing its job.
This is called "Knowledge Rot." It’s the silent killer of productivity. It turns your carefully curated knowledge base into a digital ghost town where users are afraid to rely on what they read.
We built FreshPage to fix this.
FreshPage is a new Confluence Cloud app that answers the one question every reader has: "Is this content still true?"
It adds a simple, visual freshness banner to the top of every page. No mental math required.
🟢 Fresh: This content is verified and safe to use.
🟡 Aging: Heads up! This hasn't been checked in a while.
🔴 Stale: Danger! Proceed with caution.
We've all seen pages that haven't been edited in two years but are still perfectly accurate (like a mission statement). And we've seen pages edited yesterday that are already wrong.
FreshPage separates Activity from Validity.
The #1 reason documentation goes stale? Updating it is a chore. You have to click "Edit," make a minor change, save, and publish.
FreshPage changes the game with One-Click Verification.
If a Subject Matter Expert (SME) sees a Yellow banner on a page that is still accurate, they just click "Mark as Fresh" right on the banner.
No Edit Mode.
No publishing drafts.
Instant Green status.
We know not every page needs a shelf life.
Evergreen Content: Tag your historical meeting notes or foundational policies as freshpage-evergreen, and they will stay Green forever.
Custom Thresholds: Set Engineering docs to expire in 30 days, but HR docs in 90 days. You control the rules.
I built this because I was tired of second-guessing my own documentation. I’d love for you to try it and see if it brings trust back to your team's wiki.
MeghnaP_LogicLemur Labs
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