Hyperion

A native Windows app that crawls an entire website—not just the page you paste—and lays out every route, file, and asset in an IDE-style structure view.

Windows Desktop (.exe) Full-site crawl Unlimited use

Get Hyperion for Windows

Hyperion runs locally on your PC. It is not a web service—everything stays on your machine while it maps the site you point it at.

Hyperion is paid software ($10 / 15,000 IQD). Request via Telegram when you are ready to purchase.

What Hyperion does

You give Hyperion a starting URL. From there it follows internal links across the site and pulls down every page it can reach—not only the homepage. HTML, CSS, JavaScript, fonts, icons, images, video, and other linked assets are collected and organized so you can see exactly how the site is put together.

There are no artificial crawl caps. Hyperion is built for deep, open-ended site mapping when you need the full picture, not a shallow snapshot of one page.

                                Whole-site crawl
                                
                                    Starts at your URL and walks linked pages across the domain.
                                
                                All front-end files
                                
                                    HTML, CSS, JS, and referenced media downloaded together.
                                
                                IDE-style browser
                                
                                    Built-in file tree and structure view—like exploring a project in an IDE.
                                
                                Unlimited
                                
                                    No page limits or throttled "preview" mode—map as much as the site exposes.

Everything it captures

HTML pages

Every discovered route—home, subpages, docs, blog posts, and nested paths linked from the crawl.

CSS & JS

Stylesheets and scripts referenced by each page, including bundled and inline dependencies where applicable.

Images & icons

PNG, JPG, SVG, favicons, sprites, and other raster or vector assets used across the site.

Video & media

Embedded video sources, audio, and other media files linked from pages or manifests.

Fonts & extras

Web fonts, manifests, and supporting files that shape layout and behavior.

Route map

Internal links and page hierarchy so you understand navigation and site depth at a glance.

Built-in structure view

Hyperion does not dump files into a messy folder and leave you guessing. It uses its own file-structure system inside the app—similar to an IDE project tree—so you can browse pages, assets, and folders the way the site is actually wired.

See which HTML file owns which CSS, where images live, and how routes branch. The layout is designed for inspection, comparison, and understanding—not just raw downloading.

Hyperion — example.com

📁 example.com/
├── pages/
│   ├── index.html
│   ├── about.html
│   ├── pricing.html
│   └── blog/
│       ├── post-01.html
│       └── post-02.html
├── assets/
│   ├── css/
│   │   ├── main.css
│   │   └── theme.css
│   ├── js/
│   │   ├── app.js
│   │   └── vendor.js
│   ├── images/
│   │   ├── hero.webp
│   │   └── logo.svg
│   └── media/
│       └── intro.mp4
└── routes.map  ← site structure overview

How it works

Paste a URL

Open Hyperion on Windows and enter any page on the site you want to map—the crawl expands from there.

Crawl every linked page

Hyperion follows internal routes and keeps going until the reachable site graph is captured.

Pull assets

HTML, CSS, JS, images, video, icons, and related files are fetched and sorted automatically.

Explore in the IDE view

Browse the structured file tree inside Hyperion and see how the website is organized end to end.

Good for

Mapping a full site before a redesign, migration, or rebuild
Understanding how a reference or competitor site is structured
Archiving pages, assets, and routes for offline review
Auditing front-end dependencies across many pages at once
Developers who want an IDE-like view instead of scattered download folders

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