Know what changes before you change it.
A WordPress companion in development. You tell it what a visitor should be able to do on a page, and it is designed to check what it can see and say plainly what it could not confirm.
Your website has a story. SiteSigil helps you read it.
Save a goal that matters—an inquiry, a booking, a sale—as a Living Sigil, and run a check on the page that should deliver it. Each check is dated.
Remember
The Grimoire is designed to give you a dated reference copy of your pages, for comparison later or to hand to a developer.
Rehearse
The Site Twin is designed to show the links and images a page is known to use, so you can look before you change it.
Guide
The Familiar is designed to suggest a next step in plain words. You can also save a Second Door—another helpful page for the same task. It is a saved note and does not redirect visitors.
A calmer way to make the next move.
Choose one important visitor journey and see what supports it.
Before replacing an image, look up the pages known to use it.
Make the change through SiteSigil, which is designed to keep the original image file.
See the story behind a change.
Picture a contact form, its thank-you page, the emails it sends, and the images around it as one connected visitor journey. SiteSigil is being built to show those relationships, explain what a proposed change might touch, and guide the next safe step. The artwork on this page is conceptual.
Built for the people behind real sites.
SiteSigil is in development and is not available to download yet. These pages describe how it is designed to work; nothing here has been released, and the artwork is conceptual.