A Mac app
Sitehaul reads a site's sitemap and screenshots every page at desktop and mobile sizes, then hands you a contact-sheet gallery, a PDF, and a copy-and-URL export of the whole site.
Coming soon. Free to try, one payment to unlock everything, no subscription.
It finds the sitemap through robots.txt, discovers every page, and groups them by type: pages, products, categories, blog posts.
Untick whole sections, keep one blog post as a template instead of hundreds, and see password-protected pages flagged upfront so you can skip them.
Full-page screenshots of every page at desktop and mobile sizes, a contact-sheet gallery, optional page copy as Markdown, and one ZIP of the lot.
Point it at a sitemap and it captures every page you keep, at desktop and mobile sizes, in a single run. Filenames come straight from each URL, so the output is predictable and easy to find your way around.
Cookie banners are clicked, not just hidden, which also loads the maps and videos they gate. Lazy images are forced to load, animations are frozen so runs stay comparable, failed pages retry on their own, and login walls are flagged instead of screenshotted.
Export every page's copy as Markdown for a content inventory, and download the full URL list grouped by type. When you replatform a site, that list is your redirect map.
Nothing is uploaded anywhere. Client sites, staging sites behind basic auth, unreleased work: it all stays on your machine, in tidy folders you control.
You reach for a tool like this in bursts, not every day, so a monthly fee never felt right. Try it free on a real site, and pay once when it earns its keep.
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$39 one time
Launch price, going to $49