MathWrap for Confluence

MathWrap for Confluence — Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-09-24

Who we are

MathWrap for Confluence ("the app") is published by [PUBLISHER LEGAL NAME], an individual developer based in [COUNTRY], trading as piptim.com ("we"). Contact: [email protected].

Summary

What data the app processes

Page content

When you run Wrap, Unwrap or a migration from the page menu, or when automatic conversion is switched on for a space and a page is published there, the app:

  1. reads that page's body through the Confluence REST API,
  2. changes $…$ / $$…$$ text into formula macros (or back, or converts other apps' formula macros), and
  3. saves the result as a new version of the same page.

Actions you start from the page menu run with your Confluence permissions. Automatic conversion runs with the app's own permissions and the new page version is recorded as made by the app.

Page content can contain personal data if you put it there. The app handles it only in memory, inside Atlassian's infrastructure, for the few seconds the conversion takes. It is not copied, logged or stored anywhere by the app. The formula text itself lives inside the macros on your page, which is ordinary Confluence content under your control.

Formula rendering

Formulas are drawn in your browser by KaTeX, bundled inside the app. For PDF and Word exports, Confluence asks the app to draw each formula as an image; this runs inside the app on Atlassian's platform using MathJax, also bundled. Nothing is fetched from, or sent to, any outside server.

Settings stored by the app

The app uses Forge key-value storage, hosted by Atlassian, for:

KeyContentWhy
autoconvert:<space id>true, present only while automatic conversion is on for that spaceRemember a space administrator's choice
envIdthe app's Forge environment identifierNeeded to build formula macros during automatic conversion

No personal data is stored.

Operational logs

The app writes short operational log lines on Atlassian's Forge platform: which action ran, the numeric page or space id it ran on, how long it took, and error messages if it failed. Logs contain no page content and no personal data. They are held and deleted by Atlassian under its platform retention rules; we can see them only for troubleshooting.

Data we do not collect

No analytics, no tracking, no cookies, no advertising identifiers, no email addresses, no names. The Confluence account id of the person using the app is available to the app at run time as part of the Forge platform context; the app does not store or log it.

Where data is held

All processing and storage happen on Atlassian's Forge platform, in the region where Atlassian hosts your Confluence site's app data. See Atlassian's documentation on Forge data residency.

Retention and deletion

Sharing

We do not sell, rent or share data. The only party involved in processing is Atlassian, which hosts the Forge platform under its own terms and privacy policy.

Security

See https://mathwrap.piptim.com/security/ . Report vulnerabilities to [email protected].

Your rights

Because the app stores no personal data, there is normally nothing for us to access, correct or delete. If you have a question or request, email [email protected] and we will answer within 30 days.

Changes

We will update this page if the app's data handling changes, and change the date above.