Private beta for XML-heavy teams

XML intelligence for feeds, sitemaps, and integrations.

XMLDir helps teams search, validate, diff, and monitor the XML files their business still depends on, from public sitemaps to private partner payloads.

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XMLDir product preview showing XML search, validation, change diffs, and monitoring
A searchable map of XML paths, schemas, payload versions, and feed health in one workspace.

Product

One place to understand every XML dependency.

XMLDir turns scattered XML documents into an indexed, searchable, monitored system of record for developers, SEO teams, data teams, and integration owners.

XPath-aware search

Find nodes, attributes, namespaces, sample values, schemas, owners, and source endpoints without opening raw XML by hand.

Schema validation

Check XML, RSS, Atom, sitemap, SOAP, and partner payloads against the rules your integrations expect.

Semantic change diffs

See what changed in the payload shape, not just noisy line-by-line text differences.

Feed monitoring

Watch public or private XML sources for freshness, malformed documents, missing fields, and unexpected structure changes.

Use cases

Built for XML that has business consequences.

The value is speed and confidence: know what exists, know what changed, know what broke, and know who needs to act.

Sitemap operations

Track sitemap freshness, broken URL patterns, missing lastmod values, oversized files, and indexability regressions.

Vendor integrations

Map the payloads partners actually send and catch contract drift before it breaks orders, claims, listings, or reports.

XML to data workflows

Extract repeatable paths and prepare XML for JSON, CSV, SQL, warehouse, or Postgres ingestion.

Sample payload vault

Keep redacted examples, test fixtures, validation notes, and known quirks in a workspace teams can search.

Workflow

From raw XML to searchable operational knowledge.

XMLDir is designed to keep the source document intact while extracting the facts teams actually need to maintain and debug integrations.

  1. 1Connect XML files, URLs, feeds, or integration samples
  2. 2Extract namespaces, XPath maps, attributes, schemas, and examples
  3. 3Validate documents and compare payload versions
  4. 4Monitor changes and share searchable evidence with the team
Index record

Every document can become a durable map of paths, examples, schema references, source metadata, and version history.

XML, XSD, DTD, RSS, Atom, SOAP, sitemap.xml
Namespace-aware indexing
Private workspaces and redaction-ready samples
Postgres-backed history planned for team accounts

Security posture

Designed for sensitive payloads.

Private by default

Keep internal XML, partner samples, and test fixtures out of public indexes.

Redaction-ready

Mark identifiers, personal data, tokens, and account values before sharing examples.

Audit-friendly

Preserve source URLs, upload context, validation status, and change history.

Early access

Bring order to the XML your team cannot afford to ignore.

XMLDir is opening private beta conversations with teams managing production XML feeds, sitemaps, schemas, and vendor integrations.

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