The Visualizer

The Visualizer maps your site as an interactive, force-directed graph. Every URL the crawl discovered is a node, and internal links are the edges between them. It surfaces structure a table can't: how deep pages sit from the homepage, which act as hubs, and which are orphaned.

Color by

Color by re-shades the graph to answer a specific question:

• Depth — each ring out from the homepage gets its own hue
• HTTP status — surface non-200 pages inside the structure
• Top issues — highlight the sections carrying the most findings
• Inbound / outbound links — separate hubs (many inbound links) from orphans (zero internal links)

The same page looks different under each mode. Reading depth finds pages buried too far from the homepage; reading inbound links finds the orphans no internal link points to.

Group by clusters

Group by collapses the graph into named territory clusters by section, so a large site reads as a handful of areas rather than thousands of dots. Each cluster is clickable.

• Drill in to expand a cluster and see the pages inside it
• Export CSV to download a cluster's URLs with their url, depth, section, and sitemap columns

Clustering is what keeps the graph legible on a site with thousands of pages, where an ungrouped node cloud would be unreadable.

Filters and labels

Narrow the map to focus on one part of the structure:

• Depth — show a single depth ring, or all depths at once
• Sitemap file — filter to the URLs in one sitemap
• Label density — set how many page names print on the map, since every node is hoverable regardless of whether its label shows

Inspecting a node

Double-click a node to drill in and inspect a single page:

• Its inbound and outbound internal links
• For a weakly linked page, suggestions for where to add a link to pull it out of the shallows