Get Started in Confluence - Transforming Your Team's Collaboration
Wisary enhances the Confluence experience you are familiar with, by bringing AI to help draft, review, and distribute product requirement docs
For the Wisary Confluence app

Getting Started
Let's look at the roadmap
1. Install the App from the Atlassian Marketplace
Start the 30-day free trial from the Atlassian Marketplace.

2. Find Wisary in your Confluence Apps section
Open Wisary from Apps, or from Space apps in your space sidebar.

3. Start your first PRD
On the Wisary dashboard, pick a document type under New Document: PRD, One Pager, PR FAQ, or User Journeys. Name the document and choose a template: one of the standard ones, or a custom template your organization admins created. The template locks in once the document is created.

4. Provide context
Answer the background questions, and use Add Context to bring in existing Confluence pages. The more context you provide, the better the draft.

5. Refine by answering questions
Wisary drafts each section and asks the questions that make it complete. Answer them, review every AI suggestion as a diff you approve or reject, and dismiss anything that doesn’t apply.
6. Preview, check Insights, and publish
Preview the finished document, see every gap Insights surfaced, and click Publish to Confluence.

7. Review and collaborate in Confluence
The published document is a real Confluence page in your space’s Content, with a table of contents and a Created with Wisary badge. Use See Linked Document to jump straight to it, then review, edit, and collaborate as you would on any page.

Plans In Confluence for Every Team
Standard Plan
Perfect for teams aiming for better alignment and faster cycles.
$3 USD per month
Advanced Plan
Teams with organization and industry specific context and workflows.
$19 USD per month
Wisary is built for Product Leaders and Product Managers who need to align growing or distributed teams, improve collaboration, and ensure clarity in product delivery. It’s especially valuable for:
Teams struggling with missed context in requirements
Leaders mentoring junior PMs
Organizations standardizing processes across multiple product squads