SpecvaneShow OpenAPI and Swagger files on a Confluence page as searchable API docs, with copy-ready requests and breaking-change diffs.
Full name: “Specvane: OpenAPI and Swagger Viewer for Confluence”
From $2 a month for up to 10 users. Billed by Atlassian, with a 30-day free trial.
Attach an OpenAPI or Swagger file and get readable, searchable API docs on the page. Copy curl, JavaScript or Python requests, see what changed between versions, export to PDF. Specs stay in Confluence; nothing leaves Atlassian.
What you get
Readable API docs on any page
Attach an OpenAPI or Swagger file, insert the macro, and readers get searchable reference docs with schemas, examples and authentication, in a Reference or List layout.
Requests you can copy and run
Fill in parameters and copy a curl, HTTPie, JavaScript or Python request. No broken "Try it out", and credentials stay placeholders.
See what changed between versions
Upload a new version of the spec and show a change report: endpoints added, removed and changed, with breaking changes flagged.
Questions about Specvane
What does Specvane do?
Show OpenAPI and Swagger files on a Confluence page as searchable API docs, with copy-ready requests and breaking-change diffs. Attach an OpenAPI or Swagger file and get readable, searchable API docs on the page. Copy curl, JavaScript or Python requests, see what changed between versions, export to PDF. Specs stay in Confluence; nothing leaves Atlassian.
What does Specvane work with?
Specvane works in Confluence Cloud.
How much does Specvane cost?
$2 a month for up to 10 users, or $20 a year. From 11 users: $0.34 per user a month, with lower rates for larger sites.
Is there a free trial?
Billed by Atlassian, with a 30-day free trial.
How do I get Specvane?
Email hello@greatwork.company and we'll help you get Specvane set up.
"Try it out" never worked for us inside Confluence. What do we get instead?
A request builder. Fill in parameters, pick curl, HTTPie, JavaScript or Python, and copy a request that runs from your terminal or code. Nothing is sent from the page, so there are no CORS or "Load failed" errors.
Will our access tokens show up in the page or in edit mode?
No. Specs come from page attachments, so there is no token or repository credential in the macro settings. Snippets use placeholders such as $TOKEN.
Can we hide the title, version or servers, or show only some tags?
Yes. Title, version, description, servers, authentication, schemas, search, request snippets and deprecated endpoints each have a toggle, and you can show only some tags or hide others.
Can we put more than one spec on a page?
Yes. Each macro loads its own file with its own settings.
How do we see what changed in a new release?
Upload the new version over the old attachment (same file name) and add a macro set to What changed. It compares the latest two versions and flags breaking changes.
Does PDF export show the docs or an empty box?
The docs: headings, parameter and response tables, and request and response examples for JSON bodies.
Who makes Specvane?
Great Work LLC, an independent software company. Email hello@greatwork.company with any question about Specvane and a person will answer.
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