Last updated November 9, 2026
Accessible Pages is an app for Confluence Cloud, operated by Brintol Development Inc., a company in Ontario, Canada ("we"). You can reach us at hello@brintol.com.
When you use it, the app reads the content of the Confluence page, or the pages of the space, that you ask it to check. It reads them through Atlassian's interface, with your own permissions, so it can only see pages you can already see. It asks Atlassian for two permissions only: to read pages and to read spaces.
It checks the page's HTML for accessibility problems and shows you the results. This happens inside Atlassian's Forge platform, on Atlassian's own infrastructure. The content is held in memory only while the check runs.
Nothing. The app does not store page content, results or personal data, it has no analytics or tracking, and it does not send data to any service outside Atlassian. Like every Forge app, Atlassian's platform records that the app ran (for example the time, duration and any errors); the app writes no page content to those records.
If you use the Accessibility Reviewer agent, your question and the check results are processed by Atlassian Rovo under Atlassian's terms. If a site admin connects the app's tools to another AI assistant, the results go to that assistant under its provider's terms. Accessible Pages itself still stores nothing.
These pages are static. They set no cookies and load nothing from other sites. Our web host, Cloudflare, may keep standard server logs (such as IP addresses) for security and reliability.
Because we hold no personal data from the app, there is nothing for us to export or delete. For any privacy question, email hello@brintol.com. If this policy changes, we will update this page and its date.