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Gamification for Confluence Cloud

Gamification for Confluence by Bitwerf rewards the people who write and maintain your documentation. Pages, blog posts, edits, comments and likes turn into points, badges and levels; colleagues thank each other with kudos; and a leaderboard shows who keeps the knowledge base alive.

Coming to the Atlassian Marketplace. Want it on your Confluence site first? Email hello@bizzkitt.ai and we let you know the day it is live.

Up to 10 users: $0.01 per month. Larger teams can try it free for 30 days.

What you get

• Points for pages, blog posts, edits, comments and likes received
• CQL bonus rules, for example extra points for how-to articles or a documentation space
• 12 ready-made badges with progress bars, and your own badges with emoji icons
• Levels, a personal dashboard and a points-per-month chart
• Kudos with a message and a wall of recent kudos
• Leaderboards for today, this week, this month, this year and all time, plus team rankings from groups
• A leaderboard macro for any page or space homepage
• Fair by design: edits count once per page per day, self-likes don't count, and a daily limit per activity
• Built on Atlassian Forge; data stays in Confluence, Bitwerf runs no servers

Moving from Trophies

Trophies – Gamification for Confluence by Caelor is a Connect app; its last Marketplace update was on 13 June 2024 (Atlassian Marketplace, 1 November 2026). Atlassian ends support for Connect apps on 31 January 2027. To switch:

1. Install Gamification for Confluence by Bitwerf.
2. In Confluence administration → Gamification, set the points per activity to match what your team is used to.
3. Recreate your custom achievements as badges, and add CQL bonus rules for your custom events.
4. Pick the groups that take part and the groups to show as teams.
5. Optional: carry over standings by giving points by hand, or start a fresh season.
6. Remove the Connect app.

Questions

Does anyone have to change how they work?

No. Points come from creating and editing pages, writing blog posts and comments, and getting likes, which your team already does in Confluence. Kudos are optional.

Can people game the points?

Edits count once per page per day, likes count once per person and item, likes on your own content don't count, and a daily limit caps each activity. Admins can lower or zero any activity.

Can we leave people out?

Yes. Limit gamification to members of the groups you pick. People outside those groups are not tracked and don't appear on the leaderboard. Apps and bots never earn points.

Can I show the leaderboard on our intranet homepage?

Yes. Add the Gamification leaderboard macro to any page. It shows the top 10 for this week, this month or all time.

Where is our data stored?

In the app's Forge storage on Atlassian's infrastructure. Bitwerf runs no servers for this app. The app stores account IDs and points, not names, email addresses or page content.

Is there a version for Jira?

Yes: Gamification for Jira by Bitwerf gives points for issues, comments and logged work.

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