About
Making the XML your business depends on visible.
XML never went away. It quietly runs sitemaps, RSS and Atom feeds, SOAP services, government open data, financial messaging, and a huge share of business-to-business integrations. For the teams that depend on it, XML is usually a black box — parsed by brittle scripts, understood by one person, and monitored not at all.
XMLDir exists to close that gap. We turn scattered XML documents into an indexed, searchable, monitored system of record: search any node or value across everything you have ingested, validate documents, compare versions structurally, and get alerted when a feed or payload changes shape.
The goal is simple — give developers, SEO teams, data teams, and integration owners the same confidence about their XML that they already expect from the rest of their stack.
What we care about
Source of truth over spec
Documentation drifts. We index the XML that actually arrives, so teams work from reality, not a stale spec.
Signal over noise
Line-by-line diffs bury the changes that matter. We surface structural change — what a payload actually became.
Private by default
The XML that matters most is the XML you can't make public. Isolation and redaction are built in, not bolted on.
Early access
Bring order to the XML your team can't afford to ignore.
XMLDir is opening private-beta conversations with teams running production XML feeds, sitemaps, schemas, and vendor integrations.