MAP follows HTML anchors from the entry page and uses sitemap.xml as a supplemental seed source rather than assuming XML equals navigation.
See the whole
site at once.
MAP follows the public internal surface, adds sitemap seeds and turns pages into a navigable system graph. Find broken branches, redirects, deep paths, noindex pages and orphan-like URLs before they disappear into a spreadsheet.
Build a site map →See the site
as a system.
MAP follows real internal links, supplements them with sitemap.xml seeds and turns the bounded crawl into a topology you can inspect—not just another XML list.
The graph makes buried branches and weakly connected pages easier to see, while the table preserves exact status and metadata.
DNS pinning, private-network blocking, same-origin crawling and hard byte/page/depth/deadline caps keep the server crawler bounded.
The Web Surface Engine now has a safe fetch/crawl model that future exposure and asset intelligence can reuse instead of implementing their own crawler.