See every site you are re-auditing, in one place

SEO Audits now ends with a Watched targets list. Until now a recurring audit was visible only from the report of the site it watches, so the question "which addresses am I paying to re-scan?" could only be answered by opening every audit in turn. Each row here is a standing charge, so the list shows the target, its cadence, and when the next run is due — and lets you pause any of them without leaving the page.

A paused schedule stays in the list rather than disappearing from it. It is the answer to "why did this site stop refreshing", and hiding it would make the pause invisible from the only screen that lists your schedules.

Turning a schedule on, and choosing how often it runs, still happens on the audit report itself. That is deliberate: picking a cadence is picking a spend rate, and it belongs next to the measurement it repeats.

Two things this list will not do. The "next run" is a lower bound, never a date — the scheduler runs on a fixed cadence and covers a bounded number of targets per tick, so a run can land later than the date shown but never earlier. And if we cannot read your schedules, the list says so instead of showing an empty table: "nothing scheduled" is a claim about your spending, and we will not make it on the strength of a failed read.