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How Capable's apps stack up against the Confluence apps teams most often ask us about. Every claim links to its source, each page says when it was last checked, and each one says where the other app is the better fit.
AppFox Approvals vs Capable Approval
Capable Approval puts everything a sign-off process needs in one app. You set minimum approvals and rejections, and requests reach reviewers by email or with Approve and Reject buttons in Slack. Spaces can raise approvals automatically and route them by label. Responses can be signed with an authenticator code, and the approved version can be published to another space the moment it passes.
draw.io vs Capable Diagrams
Capable Diagrams gives Confluence teams every way to draw in one app. It has six editors (a draw.io-compatible canvas, Excalidraw, BPMN, DMN, a text editor and a visual Mermaid editor) and about 30 diagram languages. Around them sit a catalogue in every space, collections that gather diagrams from any page, team and global templates, and a version history for every diagram.
Gliffy vs Capable Diagrams
Capable Diagrams gives Confluence teams every way to draw in one app. It has six editors (a draw.io-compatible canvas, Excalidraw, BPMN, DMN, a text editor and a visual Mermaid editor) and about 30 diagram languages. Mermaid stays as source you can keep editing, and BPMN is modelled to the 2.0 standard, with token simulation.
Just Add+ vs Capable for Confluence
Just Add+ is a set of six macros that render Markdown, LaTeX, AsciiDoc, HTML, OpenAPI and text diagrams from inline text, attachments, URLs or Git. Capable for Confluence covers the same everyday jobs and builds an app around them.
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