The Confluence logo, for a platform designed for collaboration and knowledge management, consists of a blue square symbol with strongly rounded corners and two white curved shapes inside, facing each other. The shapes resemble broad ribbons or sheets with smooth curves and together form the product’s recognizable graphic symbol. The icon can be used on its own, while in horizontal and vertical layouts it is accompanied by the Confluence name. On light backgrounds, the name appears in a dark color, while a white version can be used on dark backgrounds. The English word “confluence” means the meeting or merging of streams. In 2017, the Confluence symbol was redesigned as part of Atlassian’s broader product logo system, and in 2024 the company updated the visual system for its brand and products.
Confluence is a software product from Atlassian, a company founded in Australia, designed for creating, storing, and sharing knowledge within teams and organizations. The first version of Confluence was released in 2004 and initially served as an enterprise wiki tool for sharing knowledge and ideas. Over time, the product evolved into a shared workspace for documents, project materials, notes, knowledge bases, whiteboards, and structured data. Today, Confluence supports collaborative editing, integration with Jira and other Atlassian products, as well as AI-powered Rovo features for finding information, creating and transforming content, generating concise summaries, and working with the team’s accumulated knowledge.
