ANOMONIX:Stack Utility

Crawler Launchpad

Prepare your site for search engines without guessing which files you need.

Launch Site Into Search Run Readiness Checks

Launch-ready Generate the crawl files your site needs before publishing.

Crawl-safe Keep public areas open and system folders private.

Honest submission Notify search engines without fake promises about instant indexing.

Site Details

Enter the public website address and sitemap location.

Site URL Sitemap URL

Choose Crawl Areas

Public areas are crawlable. Private, system and generated areas stay out of the index.

Public areas Private/system areas Temporary/generated areas

robots.txt output

Generate Basic .htaccess Protection

Starter Apache rules for common public_html mistakes. Merge into existing files carefully.

Force HTTPS Disable directory listing Block node_modules, includes and config paths Block .env and common config files Add simple browser cache hints

Do not overwrite an existing .htaccess without a backup. WordPress, Laravel, custom PHP routing and redirects may already depend on it.

.htaccess output

Readiness Check

Check that the homepage, robots.txt and sitemap are live before submission.

IndexNow Submission

Generate a key file, place it at the site root, then notify participating search engines of new or updated URLs.

IndexNow key Key location

URLs to submit, one per line

Submission does not guarantee indexing or ranking. It tells search engines where your pages are and that they are ready to crawl.

Google Search Console

Google sitemap submission needs verified site access through Search Console or an OAuth connection.

This tool keeps Google honest: use it to check and prepare the sitemap, then submit manually in Search Console or connect a verified Google workflow later.

Add or verify the site in Google Search Console.
Open the Sitemaps report.
Submit the sitemap URL.
Use URL Inspection for individual priority pages.

Do not use Google's Indexing API for normal webpages. It is limited to specific supported page types.