30 tools in four categories

Check, fix, write back. For every Webflow site.

FlowPowerUser connects your Webflow sites to tools that read what is there, check it against clear criteria and write corrections back. Nothing changes until you approve it.

Where we are1 ready6 in beta23 planned
Why bother

Ten projects, the same manual work

Anyone running ten Webflow projects does the same steps ten times: adding alt texts, filling meta fields, checking links, testing accessibility. None of it is hard, all of it takes long.

And every publish can break something that nobody checks, because nobody has the time to walk through every page again.

  1. 01

    The work scales with the number of sites

    Every new site brings the same passes with it. Ten sites means ten times the same pass, by hand.

  2. 02

    After the publish, nobody checks

    A moved CMS field, a deleted slug, an image without alt text: visible only once someone trips over it.

  3. 03

    The finding comes back from the client

    By email, days later, in wording you then have to translate into a ticket.

How it works

Four steps, always the same

Every tool follows the same run. Learn one and you know them all.

  1. 01

    Connect a site

    Authorise the Webflow site once. The workspace reads pages, CMS items and assets, read-only until you allow more.

  2. 02

    Pick a tool

    Set the scope: whole site, one collection, one page. The run shows how many credits it needs before it starts.

  3. 03

    Review the result

    Every finding arrives as a suggestion with its location. Approve, edit or discard, one by one or all at once.

  4. 04

    Write back

    What you approved gets written back to Webflow. What was written stays in the log.

The tools

One is running, six are in beta, the rest is planned

  • Ready · usable
  • Beta · in testing
  • Planned · in progress
Ready

Alt Text Generator

Writes descriptive alt texts for CMS and static images. Review the suggestion, approve it, write it back.

1 credit per imageContent category
In beta · six toolsUsable, but still in testing. Please report what you find
  • Site Auditor

    Checks a site against a fixed set of quality criteria and collects every finding in one place.

    QualityBeta
  • Link Checker

    Finds dead links before your client does. It only reports real errors.

    QualityBeta
  • Accessibility Compliance Log

    Checks the site for accessibility under the German Accessibility Strengthening Act.

    QualityBeta
  • LCP Trace

    Measures what makes the page slow and shows the element the load is waiting for.

    QualityBeta
  • Asset Inventory

    Shows which files a site actually uses and which ones only sit there.

    ContentBeta
  • Trace Finder

    Finds every place a word or an image appears, across pages, CMS and meta data.

    ContentBeta
Planned · 23 tools in four categoriesThe order follows what the waitlist asks for most

Quality

What is measurably wrong is something a machine finds more reliably than the eye.

  • Style Rulebook
  • Publish Diff
  • Canvas Checker
  • Focus States

Content

Texts, meta fields and languages. Everywhere the CMS holds many items.

  • Bulk Meta Manager
  • Translation Pipeline
  • Editorial Desk
  • CMS Migrator
  • CMS Gatekeeper
  • Locale-Radar
  • Schema Binder

Structure

Fields, classes, tokens: the frame everything else breaks against later.

  • CMS Field Mapper
  • Token-Migrator
  • Class X-Ray
  • Token Vault
  • Deep List
  • Redirect Warden

Operations

Handover, approvals, access: the work around the work.

  • Client Handoff
  • CMS Recycle Bin
  • Form Inbox
  • Publish-Journal
  • Release Chain
  • Access Gate
What it costs

Billed per run

There is no per-seat licence and no per-site package. You hold credits, and a run spends credits. How many, you see before it starts.

1credit per image with a new alt text

Every run states what it will spend beforehand. A run that never starts costs nothing.

What the beta tools will cost is not settled yet. While they are in testing we would rather say nothing than say it wrong.

Access follows the order of the waitlist

One tool is running, six are in beta. Whoever is on the list gets the beta tools first and has a say in which one gets built next.

Join the waitlistOne email to confirm, after that only when a new tool ships.