awesomeindie.com

mx

mx1.improvmx.com

mx2.improvmx.com

ns

zita.ns.cloudflare.com

isaac.ns.cloudflare.com

caa

txt

v=spf1 include:spf.improvmx.com ~all

google-site-verification=vGv5ZsQ4KyQom4AkZHz946B2rLJiLgctxX_3eaqrMHc

pinterest-site-verification=28cac5dc212376cc3520d26a8998d7c9

v=MCPv1; k=ed25519; p=Of2zzXwl2yMvwWdAWTjCqx7NcksvKyPVRNCPR0ms07g=

dmarc

v=DMARC1; p=none;

# One sitemap, served by `app/sitemap.ts` from the database. There used to be a
# second, hand-generated `/sitemaps/sitemap.xml` declared here too; the two
# disagreed with each other on priority and changefreq for every URL they shared.
Sitemap: https://awesomeindie.com/sitemap.xml

User-agent: *
Allow: /

# Signed-in areas. Nothing here renders anything a crawler can use, and every
# one of these paths is also `noindex` — the disallow just stops the fetch.
Disallow: /admin
Disallow: /settings
Disallow: /profile
Disallow: /my-products
Disallow: /notifications

# `/search` is deliberately NOT disallowed, even though the results page is gone.
# It 308s to the homepage now (see `next.config.js`), and a crawler that cannot
# fetch the URL never learns that — the old search URLs would sit in the index as
# blocked entries forever instead of folding into the homepage. A Disallow and a
# redirect on the same path cancel each other out. There is no results page left
# to keep out of the index.

# JSON endpoints. They return no HTML and cannot rank for anything.
Disallow: /api/

# `/rss/products.xml` is deliberately allowed. It is served by a route handler
# now rather than being a file under `public/`, and it is the one URL here a feed
# reader has to be able to fetch.