Heyflow
This platform has no way to write translations into it, so we cannot give it a page per language.
Script translates your pages in the visitor's browser today, and your readers see every language. What nobody can give you here is a separate URL per language for Google to index.
What we checked
Read off the platform's own documentation while enumerating every platform Weglot advertises. Not remembered, and not taken from a competitor's page.
| Serves its own language URLs | no |
|---|---|
| URL shape | - |
| Write API for translations | no |
| What stands in the way | Conditional logic per language inside one flow; no language URL |
| Source | https://help.heyflow.com/en/articles/12470518-flow-settings |
What is actually possible
There is no way in
This platform has no API for writing translations into its own pages — the source above is the vendor's own documentation saying so. The only way anyone fills a language URL here is by putting a proxy in front of your whole site, and we do not do that: it would make our uptime your uptime.
What still works here
One tag, and every visitor reads your site in their own language — the same rulebook, the same memory, the same monthly receipt. Readable in every language, findable in one. That is the whole of the trade, said plainly.
Tell us anyway
We cannot promise to build this one, and we would rather say so than take your ask quietly. It is still worth recording: if enough people want this platform, it changes what we go looking for.
What we will not do is promise this one at all. The ask is still counted, and if the platform ships an API this page changes.
Tell us you want this
One address, nothing else. It will not make this platform possible, but it is how we find out we were wrong about what people want.
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