What happens after the 14-day trial?

You automatically drop to the free plan — no charge, no interruption. You keep all your tasks and data forever. No credit card required to start.

Does Flowly sync with Google Calendar?

Yes. Pro plan includes two-way Google Calendar sync. Events appear as tasks, and Flowly tasks show up in your calendar so your schedule stays in one place.

Can I export my data?

Always. Export all tasks, time logs, and analytics as CSV or JSON from your account settings at any time — your data is yours.

How is Flowly different from using Toggl + Todoist?

Flowly tracks time inside the task — no tab switching, no import/export, no double-entry. One click starts the timer; one click marks done. Everything lives in the same view.

What happens if I cancel Pro?

You drop to the free tier immediately with no data loss. Tasks beyond the free limit are archived (not deleted) and restored automatically if you resubscribe.

How often should I run an SEO audit?

A full audit once or twice a year is reasonable for most sites, plus a focused check after a major change like a redesign, migration, or a sudden traffic drop. Between audits, keep an eye on crawl errors and Core Web Vitals.

What are Core Web Vitals?

Core Web Vitals are a set of metrics Google uses to measure real-world page experience, covering loading speed, responsiveness to input, and visual stability. They feed into rankings, so the audit checks them on key pages.

How do I prioritize the fixes an audit finds?

Rank each finding by likely impact against the effort to fix it. Quick, high-impact items go first; large projects get scheduled. A long unranked list of issues rarely gets acted on, so the prioritization step is the one that matters most.

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SEO Audit

Audit a site for technical, on-page, and content SEO issues, then rank the fixes.

We'll add these tasks after you sign up. Free, no credit card.

How it works

An SEO audit is only useful if it ends in a prioritized list of fixes, not a 40-page report nobody acts on. This template runs a focused audit: crawl for technical errors, check page speed and Core Web Vitals, review on-page tags, audit internal links and content, then look at backlinks. The final step turns every finding into a ranked action list. Apply it before a redesign, after a traffic drop, or as a quarterly health check.

What you get (7 tasks)

Crawl the site for technical errorshigh~60m
Run a crawler to find broken links, redirect chains, missing pages, and crawl errors across the site.
#technical
Check Core Web Vitals and page speedhigh~45m
Measure load speed and Core Web Vitals on key pages. Slow pages cost both rankings and conversions.
#technical#performance
Review titles, meta descriptions, and headingsmedium~60m
Check that every important page has a unique, descriptive title, meta description, and a sensible heading structure.
#on-page
Audit internal links and site structuremedium~45m
Map how pages link to each other. Make sure important pages are easy to reach and well linked.
#on-page
Identify thin or duplicate contentmedium~60m
Flag pages with little unique value or near-identical content. Decide whether to improve, merge, or remove each one.
#content
Check backlinks and referring domainsmedium~45m
Review the backlink profile for quality, spammy links, and lost links worth recovering.
#off-page
Prioritize fixes into a ranked action listhigh~60m
Turn every finding into a task, ranked by impact and effort. The ranked list is the real output of the audit.
#planning

SEO Audit

How it works

What you get (7 tasks)

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