Turn a flat list of URLs into 4 visualisations: hierarchical tree, sortable flat list, path-pattern frequency view and per-host stats. Auto-receives handoffs from Wayback / URL Extractor / Subdomain Discovery.
SiteMapper Pro takes the messy URL lists you collect during recon and structures them four different ways so the application surface becomes obvious. Paste a list (or accept a handoff from another tool) and instantly see the host and path tree, a sortable flat view with category badges, a pattern-frequency view that collapses /users/1, /users/2 and /users/3 into /users/{id}, and a per-host stats panel.
Everything runs client-side in your browser. URLs never leave your machine, and the tool chews through tens of thousands of Wayback URLs without breaking a sweat.
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Create free account Sign inNo. SiteMapper Pro runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is logged, and there is no token cost.
Yes. The build path dedupes, the tree caps rendering at 6,000 nodes for responsiveness, the flat view caps at 2,000 rows, filtering is debounced, and the full URL set is always available via Copy URLs or export.
When on, numeric IDs, UUIDs, hashes, years and locale codes in URL paths are replaced with placeholders like `{id}`, `{uuid}`, `{hash}` so URLs that share the same shape group together. The pattern frequency view shows you which patterns repeat most.
Every tool that produces a host or URL list shares it through the Continue-recon pipeline. Click a Continue-recon suggestion (or an in-tool pivot button) and the current visible list is carried into the next tool: its input pre-fills and a banner offers a one-click Run. Large lists are trimmed to the target tool’s capacity and the banner tells you how many were imported. Nothing is uploaded.