User-agent: *
Allow: /

# Nothing is disallowed here, deliberately.
#
# The dashboard, login and the real API live on their own hostnames
# (dashboard.nexavoxa.com, api.nexavoxa.com), which this file has no authority
# over. Rules for them here did nothing but suggest those paths exist.
#
# Tracking parameters are not blocked either. Every page carries a
# self-referencing canonical without query strings, which is what actually
# collapses ?utm_ duplicates. Disallowing them instead stops crawlers from ever
# reading that canonical, and blocks every campaign and newsletter link we send.
#
# Pages that genuinely must stay out of the index carry a noindex tag, which
# requires the page to be crawlable to be seen at all — so it cannot be paired
# with a Disallow here.
#
# If you add a Disallow below, note that named crawler groups (GPTBot, ClaudeBot,
# PerplexityBot, Google-Extended) read only their own group. They are covered by
# the wildcard above today, and we want them reading the site.

Sitemap: https://nexavoxa.com/sitemap.xml

# The help centre is a separate service behind the same hostname, so it keeps
# its own sitemap under the prefix it owns. Listing it here is what makes those
# articles discoverable without the landing page having to know about them.
Sitemap: https://nexavoxa.com/help/sitemap.xml

# The blog moved to that same service and generates its own sitemap on request,
# so a newly published article is discoverable without a deploy. Kept separate
# from the help centre's for the same reason they are separate sections.
Sitemap: https://nexavoxa.com/blog/sitemap.xml