Set up a site
Add a site and run the first audit. nimo will monitor uptime, store history, and use that context when you ask questions.
Add your site
Open the dashboard
Sign in and choose Add site. Use the public URL your visitors use, including the protocol, for example https://example.com.
Start the first audit
nimo queues the audit, checks the URL, pulls available Chrome field data, runs a simulated test, and builds the report.
Review the first finding
Read the plain-language verdict first. It is meant to answer: what is slow, why it matters, and what to do next.
Add production pages, not staging pages, when you want search and real visitor context. Staging can still be useful for a quick simulated check.
Choose the right schedule
Paid plans can use weekly, daily, or manual audit schedules. You can also run a manual audit any time you make a change and want a before-after check.
Use weekly audits when your site changes occasionally. Use daily audits when the page is tied to paid traffic, high-value SEO traffic, checkout, lead capture, or client reporting.
Understand the data sources
Real visitor data
Chrome field data shows what real visitors experienced. It is the primary source when available because it reflects many visits, not one test run.
Simulated test data
Lighthouse-style lab data helps diagnose why a page is slow. It is useful, but it is not the same as what real visitors saw.
Page inspection
nimo can inspect page structure, scripts, images, and common performance patterns when answering chat questions.
Connected integrations
Google, Ahrefs, Cloudflare, and MCP connections add traffic, SEO, infrastructure, and workspace context.
Manage site settings
Use site settings to change schedules, run manual audits, compare history, connect integrations, and remove sites you no longer want nimo to monitor.
Add one important page first. After you trust the recommendations, add the rest of your money pages or client sites.
Add your first site
Start with one production URL and let nimo build the first report.