SiteSweep is a web based utility designed to facilitate the extraction and management of website data. Its primary function is to crawl specified URLs to identify and compile a comprehensive list of internal and external links, assets, and metadata associated with a given domain. The tool serves as a technical resource for users who need to audit site structures or gather architectural information from web pages. The application includes features for mapping site hierarchies and identifying broken links or redirected paths. It provides users with the capability to export discovered data into various formats for further analysis. The interface is structured to allow for the input of a root domain, after which the system automatically traverses the site to index pages and resources. This process includes the detection of page titles, meta tags, and header structures to provide a clear overview of the site content. Typical use cases for SiteSweep include search engine optimization audits, website migrations, and general site maintenance. Developers and digital marketers use the tool to ensure that all pages are accessible and that the internal linking structure remains intact. The workflow involves entering a target URL, initiating the sweep, and reviewing the generated report to identify technical issues or content gaps. SiteSweep operates as a browser accessible tool and does not require local software installation. It relies on standard web crawling protocols to interact with the target site. The tool is hosted on a sub domain of the developer's primary site and is designed to handle various web technologies during the scanning process. Users can interact with the data directly through the web interface to filter results based on specific criteria such as status codes or file types.