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Updates

SiteHaul updates itself, so you get these automatically. Newest first.

Captures get their own window

Version 1.0.3

A polish release. A capture now runs in its own window instead of taking over the app, every run folder carries its own URL inventory, and SiteHaul asks your Mac for less than it used to.

New

  • Captures run in their own window. Starting a run no longer takes the app over, so you can line up another one or look through past runs while it works.
  • Every run folder now gets a urls.md: the full list of discovered URLs, grouped by type. It is the record of the site and the starting point for a redirect map, so you no longer have to remember to export it.
  • An About panel and a proper app menu, including Check for Updates.
  • Recent runs open their gallery when you click the row.

Improved

  • Redesigned start screen. The capture panel is the centrepiece, the options are grouped, and the free plan counter is a quiet line in the header instead of a card.
  • The app icon, the in-app mark and the favicon are finally the same artwork.
  • Buttons and inputs now use the system font. They were quietly falling back to the browser default.
  • Better layout when the window is narrow.

Asking for less

  • SiteHaul no longer asks for access to your Downloads folder. That prompt came from a small convenience feature that offered to bin the installer for you, and it was not worth the alarm on first launch.
  • Removed the camera, microphone and Bluetooth declarations that Electron adds to every app by default. SiteHaul has never used any of them and should not claim otherwise.

Screenshot everything in one click

Version 1.0.2

Capture a whole site without picking pages, choose where your captures are saved, and a security pass over the whole app.

New

  • Screenshot everything: skip the page picker and capture the entire sitemap in one click.
  • Choose where captures are saved. Your licence and free plan count now live separately from the captures folder, so moving or deleting that folder can never cost you your licence.
  • Every run writes a capture-log.txt you can read yourself. It stays on your machine and is never uploaded.
  • The open-source licences SiteHaul is built on are now listed in the app.

Changed

  • Page copy export to Markdown is now part of the lifetime licence. The URL list export stays free.

Hardening

  • The local capture engine now listens only on your own machine rather than on the network.
  • Text taken from a target site is escaped before it is shown, and compressed sitemaps are size capped, so a hostile site cannot misbehave through the app.
  • A content security policy on the app's own interface.

SiteHaul is here

Version 1.0.1

The first public release. Point SiteHaul at a website and it reads the sitemap, captures every page at desktop and mobile sizes, and hands you a tidy, predictably named folder you control.

In the box

  • Full-page screenshots of every page in a sitemap, at desktop 1440 and mobile 390.
  • A contact-sheet gallery, a ZIP export, and a URL list export.
  • Handles the messy web: cookie banners are clicked rather than hidden, lazy images are forced to load, animations are frozen, and login walls are flagged instead of screenshotted.
  • Signed and notarized by Apple, and it updates itself from here on.