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Visual sitemap tool that lets designers and project managers map website structure and estimate project cost

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About Octopus.do

Octopus.do is a tool for building visual sitemaps. Designers and project managers use it to sketch the structure of websites and apps and to work out project costs as the map takes shape.

What Octopus.do offers

  • Visual sitemaps — detailed page structures laid out as diagrams.
  • Estimates — project costs are calculated while the structure is being drawn.
  • Prototyping of structure — website and app layouts can be planned before design starts.

Who it works with

Designers and project managers planning websites and applications.

Key facts

  • Related product: the stored listing points to a time-tracking service called Pulse, which reports on projects and staff, and the website now shown under this listing belongs to that service.
  • Pulse features: a stopwatch and timesheets, project budget tracking, real-time workflow views and a desktop timer app.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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