User-agent: *

Disallow: /login
Disallow: /forgot-password
Disallow: /change-password

# The two tabs the browser extension opens by itself. Both are written for one
# reader who installed or removed the extension a second ago, and neither means
# anything to a search visitor, so a compliant crawler should not spend a fetch
# on them. Each page also carries a noindex tag, as the backstop for crawlers
# that fetch anyway. Note the two do not compose for REMOVING a URL that is
# already indexed, because a crawler obeying the Disallow never sees the
# noindex. Neither page has ever been linked publicly, so there is nothing to
# remove; if that ever changes, drop the Disallow and let the noindex be read.
Disallow: /welcome
Disallow: /goodbye
Disallow: /account-suspended

# The signed-in application. A crawler that follows a docs link into /settings
# gets the app shell and a redirect to /login, which it reads as a page with two
# titles and two descriptions (Ahrefs, 2026-09-28). None of these routes is a
# page for a search visitor. The JSON schema files are files, not pages.
Disallow: /dashboard
Disallow: /campaigns
Disallow: /zones
Disallow: /import
Disallow: /settings
Disallow: /payment
Disallow: /alerts
Disallow: /invite
Disallow: /workspace-transfer
Disallow: /schemas/

Allow: /

Sitemap: https://www.snipzr.com/sitemap.xml
Sitemap: https://www.snipzr.com/docs/sitemap-docs.xml
Sitemap: https://www.snipzr.com/docs/de/sitemap-docs.xml