Radar Terms
Definitions
| Term | Meaning in Radar |
|---|---|
| host | Domain being scanned (example.com) |
| url_path | Path part of the URL (example: /pricing/) |
| home | Root page (/) or base path of a scan target |
| hub | Cluster entry page that groups related leaf pages |
| leaf | Deep content page in a cluster |
| cap | Max pages processed per run |
| score/grade | Heuristic summary of structure quality |
What Radar measures
- Discoverability of URLs via sitemaps and shallow crawl.
- Hierarchy signals: hub→leaf distribution and navigation presence.
- Structural gaps: missing hubs, orphan leaves, thin clusters.
What Radar does not do
- Not supported of access controls, logins, paywalls, or anti-bot protections.
- No ranking or indexing guarantees.
- No replacement for technical SEO audits; Radar focuses on structure.
Privacy
Public demo stores minimal telemetry to power the scans feed (host + scan size + grade). Radar pages do not store raw crawl content on this site.
FAQ
What should I do if my sitemap is missing?
Publish a sitemap index, include key hubs and leaves, then rescan.
Why do hubs matter?
Hubs create navigable clusters and help discovery and relevance signals for related leaves.
Can Radar scan login/paywall sites?
No. Use URL snapshot import (JSON).