June 22, 2026
Easy Math Equations has moved from Connect to Atlassian Forge
Easy Math Equations for Confluence now runs entirely on Atlassian Forge instead of our own Connect servers — here's what that means for your equations and your data.
Easy Math Equations for Confluence has been running on Atlassian Connect since the very beginning — its own Node server, its own database, its own uptime to keep. That’s now changed: both macros, Easy Math inline and Easy Math Equations (display mode), have been rebuilt on Atlassian Forge and the migration is live.
What actually changed
Nothing in how you use the macro. Same /math shortcut, same editor, same LaTeX
syntax, same equations already saved on your pages — they all keep working exactly as before.
What changed is everything underneath:
- No more external server. The old Connect app rendered equations on our own infrastructure. The Forge version renders entirely inside Atlassian’s cloud — your equation content never leaves Atlassian.
- Built for what’s next. Forge is Atlassian’s current platform for Cloud apps. Moving off Connect means Easy Math isn’t tied to a platform Atlassian is winding down — it keeps getting updates and stays supported for the long run.
Why this matters for you
The biggest practical win is the one we get asked about most: do equations ever leave Atlassian’s servers? Now the answer is simply no — the app qualifies for Atlassian’s Runs on Atlassian designation, which removes a question that used to need a longer explanation in a security review.
Do you need to do anything?
No. The migration carries your installation and license over automatically — there’s no re-install, no re-licensing, and no edits needed on existing pages. If you notice anything behaving differently, let us know.
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Easy Math Equations for Confluence
LaTeX math equations for Confluence, with a WYSIWYG editor.