Visual sitemap generator,
with the audits built in.

The visual-sitemap output is the same idea: a tree view of every page on the site. BookSlash adds three things on the same canvas — accessibility scoring (axe-core) and SEO scoring (technical + on-page) for every page; the ability to turn any flagged issue into a task with an assignee; and inline embedding alongside the rest of your work (brand boards, runbooks, launch boards). The single-purpose tools do one thing well; the BookSlash node does the same thing inside the workspace your team already lives in.

BookSlash crawls the URL you provide to a configurable depth (default 3, max 10), follows internal links, and renders each page in a headless browser. Each rendered page is scored: accessibility via axe-core (Critical / Serious / Moderate / Minor counts and rule details), SEO via a checklist (title, meta description, headings, canonical, image alt, hreflang, structured data, redirect chain). Results land on the canvas as a hierarchical tree with per-page badges.

Yes. You can supply a basic-auth credential pair or upload a session cookie when launching the crawl. For internal sites behind SSO, contact us about an Enterprise option that runs the crawler from your VPC.

Yes — daily, weekly, or monthly. Each run produces a snapshot you can diff against the previous run to see which pages improved, which regressed, and what new issues appeared. Useful for catching SEO regressions on shipping marketing teams.

Click any flagged page or rule and choose "Create task." A task node lands on the same board with the page URL, the failing rule, and (if you assign it) the owner. Closing the task on a future audit run is automatic — the rule stops failing, the task auto-closes.

Crawl depth scales with the plan: 1 on Free, 5 on Pro, unlimited on Enterprise. Free is enough to audit a small marketing site; Pro handles most product sites end to end; Enterprise handles documentation portals and internal site networks.