Features / Is it in Google?
Is it in Google?
Which of your pages Google is ignoring, and why.
Google reads your pages and decides, one by one, whether to list them. Footprnt asks Google about each page and tells you the answer in a sentence.
caktus.ai169 pages · 3,898 visits a month from Google
Writing Tools61 pages · 1,462 visits
AI Essay WriterSends visitors to a sign-in page
AI Humanizer (/humanizer)94 visits a month
AI DetectorSends visitors to a sign-in page
AI Humanizer (/ai-humanizer)0 visits a month
Company11 pages · 7 visits
Legal7 visits a month
Academic Integrity & Ethical Use0 visits a month
Planos e preços0 visits a month
Study Tools46 pages · 6 visits
AI Study PlannerSends visitors to a sign-in page
Unified AI ChatSends visitors to a sign-in page
All AI ToolsSends visitors to a sign-in page
AI Question & AnswerSends visitors to a sign-in page
Subjects21 pages · 5 visits
AI Math SolverSends visitors to a sign-in page
AI History & Social Studies TutorSends visitors to a sign-in page
/chemistrySends visitors to a sign-in page
/biologySends visitors to a sign-in page
Create15 pages · 3 visits
/characterSends visitors to a sign-in page
/creatorSends visitors to a sign-in page
/lofiSends visitors to a sign-in page
/de/erstellerSends visitors to a sign-in page
Every page drawn here is listed by Google.
A real site, caktus.ai, drawn from Google's own data. Try the lenses.
Four questions, answered by looking.
Is it listed?Google's own answer, page by page.
Listed, or not, and Google's reason in its own words when it gives one. Asked again whenever a page changes.
Why not?A line in your settings, a tag on the page, or a redirect.
Most pages Google skips were told to be skipped, by accident. Footprnt names the line and the fix.
Did something change?A page that drops out raises a heads-up that morning.
Pages that matter are checked daily. One that stops opening, hides itself, or sends visitors elsewhere is said the same day.
Is the sitemap right?What you list for Google against what is really there.
Pages missing from the sitemap, pages in it that no longer open, and what Google itself says about the file.
How it's drawn
Is it in Google?
- Asked
- Google's own inspection of each page, a few hundred a day, the busiest first.
- Watched
- The pages that earn visits are opened every morning; everything else on each read.
- Said
- Listed, not listed, and Google's reason, in a sentence rather than a code.
- Fixed
- The exact line to change, named, and the page asked about again on the next read.