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FAQ

What does Linkwise do?

It helps you manage internal and external links across a Statamic site: suggests internal links in both directions, auto-links keywords by rule, finds broken external links, rewrites URLs site-wide, and governs rel attributes per domain — across Bard, Replicator, and Markdown fields.

Does it require Statamic Pro?

No, for a single-site install. Linkwise runs on standard Statamic 6. The multilingual features rely on Statamic's multisite, which is a Pro feature — so you only need Pro if you run multiple sites/locales.

Is the license per site or per installation?

Per production installation — one composer.json-bound codebase — regardless of how many Statamic Sites, locales, or domains it serves. Development and staging are free. See Editions.

No. Linkwise never modifies a link that already exists — every insert and auto-link path skips text that's already inside a link. Bulk operations also record a snapshot for reference. You stay in control of what changes.

Only if you ask it to. Suggestions are proposals you review and insert by hand. Auto-Linking applies rules you define — and even then, applying on save is off by default and opt-in on two levels.

By design. Linkwise only suggests a link when there's a concrete reason for it — the target's title appears in your text, or a keyword you set matches. It deliberately does not guess links from fuzzy topical or keyword overlap.

We tried broader keyword-similarity matching earlier and it produced too much low-quality noise — suggestions that looked plausible but weren't the link an editor actually wanted. High precision beats high volume for internal linking, so that approach was dropped. If you want a link Linkwise doesn't propose, add a custom keyword to the target entry — that's the intended, reliable way to widen its matches.

Is there AI / semantic matching?

Not in the 1.x line. AI-assisted semantic matching — understanding that two entries are about the same thing even without shared words — is planned for a future major release. The intent is bring-your-own-key: it would call your own AI provider directly from your server, with no Linkwise-hosted service in between. Until then, suggestions stay title- and keyword-based.

Does Linkwise send my content or data anywhere?

No. Everything stays in storage/linkwise/ on your server. There's no telemetry and no external service in the loop — broken-link checking is the only outbound traffic, and that only requests the external URLs already in your content.

How often should I re-scan?

Re-run Scan Content after adding or substantially editing content. The Overview tab flags when the index is getting stale. Day-to-day edits don't require a manual scan.

How is the content language detected?

From your Statamic site locale automatically (de_DE → German). On a multilingual site, language is detected per entry from each site's lang, so stemming and stop-words apply correctly per language. You can override the global default in configuration.

Where do I get support?

Open an issue on GitHub, ask in the Statamic Discord (#addons), or email linkwise.support@gmail.com. A diagnostic ZIP (Overview → Help) speeds up bug reports considerably.

Released under a commercial license.