Editorial policy
About FlowTool
FlowTool is the independent Google Flow problem-solving and decision hub for English-speaking creators. It covers the complete journey from understanding access and credits to learning features, resolving errors, improving prompts and comparing other workflows. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
How we handle evidence
Product facts are checked against official or attributable public sources and carry a last-verified date. Editorial prompt templates are explicitly marked as not independently output-tested unless saved test evidence exists.
How we map search questions
Closely related keyword and spelling variants are consolidated into one canonical answer. A new page is created only when the user has a distinct job, the answer is materially different and FlowTool can maintain unique value.
What we do not publish
We do not publish automatically generated keyword pages, invented hands-on claims, fabricated benchmarks or thin variations created only to target a search phrase. Automated monitoring can create editorial tasks, but it cannot publish an indexable article.
Corrections
Time-sensitive pages are reviewed as product information changes. Material changes should update the verification date and retain their supporting source.