Flowpane for Next.js
Flowpane for Next.js connects a Next.js Site to Flowpane. It is a framework connector: it adds evidence from the application's source and build, while Flowpane keeps checking the public Site independently. It provides connection health, framework source evidence, Source activity and priority events, the same as every Flowpane connector; see Source activity, health and change summaries.
Current support: Next.js 16.3.8 and later 16.x releases on Node 22 or later, with the App Router or the Pages Router, on self-hosted Node.js, with the Flowpane route running on Node.js. See Compatibility.
The package and its connection steps are available from your Site's Settings → Integrations → Next.js integration page in Flowpane.
What it reports
- Connection health: a regular signed answer from the Flowpane route in your application.
- Framework source evidence: the Next.js version and router, and compact digests of the files and settings that shape governed output, such as
robotsandsitemapsources, redirects, rewrites andX-Robots-Tagheaders. A staticpublic/robots.txtis compared byte for byte with what the public Site serves. - Source activity: when a relevant source changes after a deployment, Flowpane records it once and checks the public Site. A new deployment with the same evidence is not Source activity.
The package never uploads your source files, page content, environment variables or secrets, and it never changes your application. Installing it does not change your Site's score.
Guides
- Installation: add the package, the configuration wrapper and the Flowpane route.
- Connection: connect the deployed Site with Flowpane.
- Compatibility: supported Next.js versions, routers, runtime and hosting.
- Troubleshooting: connection, evidence and disconnection.
Connecting does not give Flowpane permission to change the Site. See Managed changes and the Extensions Hub.