You know this one
Seventeen tabs of context
The repo is on GitHub, the traffic is in Search Console, the screenshots are in a folder, the audit is in the editor. The project — the actual thing — has no page anywhere.
Project pages
Every repo and site you own, one page each
Import everything from GitHub and Search Console in one click — organisations and private repos included, when you grant them. Each project gets a face, its facts, its activity, and an audit that turns into tasks.
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How it works
Imported, not typed in
One click brings in everything you own, grouped by organisation, each project wearing its site’s own image. Private stays owner-only; delete what you do not want listed.
Facts and activity, kept fresh
Language, stars, last push, and an eight-week graph of captures, tasks and flow runs — refreshed when you sync, from the sources themselves.
Analysis becomes tasks
No README, no Open Graph image, no website on the repo? The analysis files each gap as a task — routed to your agent when an agent can fix it.
GitHub + Search Console · private data stays owner-only
Fair questions
- Will my private repos show on my public profile?
- No. Private projects are visible only to you; public stats can count them without naming them.
- What if an organisation is missing?
- That is a grant, not a bug — organisations must approve access, and the projects page tells you which ones have not, with the grant link right there.
Get FlowKy free
No card · Your own API key · Two minutes to set up