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Site map

See your website the way Google sees it.

Every page, drawn on one screen. Which searches reach each one, which are growing, which Google has quietly stopped listing, and which of your pages compete with each other.

Draws in about a minute. Reads only, never changes anything.

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)32nd for “humanizer”
AI DetectorSends visitors to a sign-in page
AI Humanizer (/ai-humanizer)0 visits a month
Company11 pages · 7 visits
Legal1st for “caktus ai customer service telephone number”
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
Writing Tools earns 38% of the visits from Google. Writing Tools and Company do nearly all the work.

A real site, caktus.ai, drawn from Google's own data. Try the lenses.

Four questions, answered by looking.

Which pages matter?The thicker the line, the more visitors it carries.

Each section shows its share of your visits from Google. On most sites, two folders do all the work.

Which searches reach me?Type a search. The pages it reaches light up.

With where you sit for it. Type one you wish you ranked for and see whether anything lights up at all.

What did Google drop?Pages Google isn't listing are drawn dashed.

They are on your site. They are in your sitemap. Google is skipping them, and Footprnt says why.

Which pages compete?Two of your pages showing for one search are outlined.

Google usually picks one and lets the other slide. Each card names the page of yours it competes with, and the search they share.

How it's drawn

The way you'd sketch your own site on a whiteboard.

The home page at the top, your sections under it, and every page hanging from its section. Drawn from your sitemap and Google's own numbers, nothing else.

Pages
Every address in your sitemap, plus every page Google sends people to; or, with no sitemap, every page the site links to.
Numbers
Google's own, read with your permission. Nothing bought from a vendor; nothing estimated without saying so.
Re-drawn
Every Monday, and every morning for the pages that matter. A page gone or hidden raises a heads-up that day.
Other languages
Each version of a page is drawn once, and the map can be switched to any language your site speaks.
Next featureIs it in Google? →Which pages Google lists, which it dropped, why.RelatedWhy things moved →A plain sentence on the likely cause of any change.From the blog“Position 14.8” means page two, where almost nobody looks. →Your spot in the list, averaged over everyone who searched. Why 14.8 is both bad news and the cheapest thing on your site to fix.

Draw your site. Takes a minute.