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Static Site Crawler

Fast crawler for non-JavaScript websites — WordPress, blogs, docs, static HTML

Fast HTTP-first crawl path
Discover uncrawled routes
Grouped-link report exports
Docs and content-site coverage

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Recent static scans

Open a recent scan to review route coverage, uncrawled pages, and grouped links.

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Why the static crawler exists

For sites where crawl speed and route visibility matter more than browser rendering.

Fast crawl path

The static crawler is built for lightweight HTTP-first coverage, which makes it a good fit for content-heavy public sites and release checks on docs properties.

Route-graph visibility

Even without browser execution, the report already surfaces discovered pages, uncrawled pages, grouped links, broken resources, and exportable issue views.

Useful before handoff

The current workflow is aimed at docs, content, QA, and engineering teams that need a practical fix list rather than a vague site-health score.

Proof

Screens from the current static workflow

These screenshots show the live static scan entry and noindex results route.

Static scan entryThe public workflow already supports fast crawl setup, queue visibility, and recent scan history.Open full image
Results with crawl-coverage contextThe live results view shows discovered-but-not-crawled pages and soft-404 or broken page counts separately instead of flattening the output.Open full image
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Related pages

Continue with category pages and route-integrity topics.

Dead Link Checker

See the category page that matches the classic static-site use case.

Internal Link Checker

See how grouped links and discovered pages fit into the reporting model.

Soft 404 Checker

See one of the content-quality failure classes the static crawler can surface.