Zeitmap

Idea

At Miscreants, we often find ourselves in an awkward spot after a large website launch. We usually use Octopus.do as our main sitemapping tool. I personally love how simple and straightforward it is to quickly build out the sitemap and information architecture of pages. For larger website projects (and especially redesigns), it also serves as 30,000 foot view of the project–which pages need copy, which are done, etc.

But the awkward spot is that we often end up integrating various third-party scripts and tools to specific pages. While we can mark this up in Octopus with color coded blocks, it feels like we should be able to go one step further.

Here's a more concrete example to explain what I mean. For many clients, we integrate Hubspot forms by embedding them directly on a specific Webflow page. Often, we don't just embed one form, but multiple.

I would love to be able to have a list of Hubspot forms that exist on the site in a legend somewhere (that also deeplink back to the forms) and then also have each page marked with which forms are where.

And then, I would love if Octopus actually integrated with Hubspot to make this a more automatic process.

Distribution

I'd probably try to go the Appsumo route with this early on if I made it as a product. Also, I'd leverage Webflow's Made In Webflow library as a way to promote this (since you can share Webflow projects to the library).

Build a gorgeous landing page for the app and drop it here so it finds exactly your target audience.