Octopus.do

Plan and edit a website's structure just by describing it.

Octopus.do is a visual sitemap tool. Tell Claude what you're building — "a coffee subscription shop with a store, plans, a blog and a contact page" — and it lays out the sitemap for you: every page in place, nested the way it should be, with wireframe blocks sketching what goes on each one.

Already have a project? Ask about it in plain language: what pages exist, how the structure is organised, what's on a given page. Then change it — add a pricing page under Products, move a whole section somewhere else, reorder things, clear out what you don't need. A big restructure happens in one step instead of dozens of clicks.

Comments come through too. Ask what review notes your team left on a project, which page each one is on, and whether a thread is still open — then reply, resolve it, or leave a note of your own.

Handy when you're scoping a new site, reworking an old one, or putting structure together to show a client or hand over to a developer. Works with both your own projects and your team's.

You connect your own octopus.do account, and Claude only ever sees the projects that account can already open.