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The six groups are Build, Solutions, At work, Resources, Company, and Legal. If you have a project in mind, start with Build, and if you need information about the business, go straight to Company or Legal.

Create, edit and publish, then run your website and your app from their own dashboard. Every feature shown in real screenshots.
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A Next.js project in React and TypeScript, sent to your GitHub repository. A spec change made in the repository comes back to Eqlo.
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Paste a URL. In thirty seconds you see exactly what Google receives before any JavaScript runs.
Check a URLThe Eqlo sitemap gathers every public English page in six groups, so you can find the right one quickly. Search engines read a different file, /sitemap-en.xml, which is meant for crawlers rather than readers.
The six groups are Build, Solutions, At work, Resources, Company, and Legal. If you have a project in mind, start with Build, and if you need information about the business, go straight to Company or Legal.
Blog articles are not on this map because the list changes often. You will find all of them, sorted by category, on the Blog page in the Resources group.
Pages that explain how to build a website, a mobile app, or a prototype, one project type at a time.
Pages written for a specific trade or sector: home services, retail, restaurants, nonprofits, agencies, and developers.
Pages for teams inside a company, with a typical use for each role, from founders to people operations.
Guides, documentation, comparisons, the blog, and pricing, to read up before or during a project.
Pages that introduce the company, explain how to reach us, cover account security, and link to the status page.
The legal texts, which search engines leave out of their results. They stay one click away from here at all times.
French pages have their own sitemap under /fr. The language switcher at the top of each page opens the French version of the page you are reading whenever one exists.
No. The /sitemap-en.xml file is meant for search engines, while this page shows the same addresses sorted for human readers.
There are many of them and they change often. The Blog page groups them by category, newest first.
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