Routifyy

Every site relaunch quietly threatens the rankings you spent years building. The moment your URL structure changes, old links, bookmarks, and indexed pages start breaking, and search engines notice fast. Routifyy is built to close that gap. It turns the tedious, error-prone job of mapping old URLs to new ones into a guided workflow that takes hours instead of days, whether you are moving a site onto Webflow, WordPress, Wix, Craft, Drupal, or a fully custom build. The starting point is your destination. You load the pages of your new site by connecting Webflow through a single-click OAuth handshake, importing a sitemap, or letting Routifyy crawl the live version. From there it goes hunting for everything that needs to point somewhere. Rather than leaning on a single source, Routifyy gathers your historical URLs from five different places: a live crawler, your sitemaps, an authenticated Google Search Console connection, the Wayback Machine, and Common Crawl. It then merges all of that into one clean, deduplicated, ordered list, so you are never reconciling overlapping exports by hand. The part that saves the most time is the optional semantic matching engine. Instead of guessing from filenames alone, it reads the actual context of each page, weighing titles, path structure, and on-page content to pair every old URL with its most fitting new home. It is designed to reach full coverage rather than leaving you with a half-finished sheet, and anything you want to adjust afterwards can be fine-tuned manually at no cost. When the map is ready, Routifyy hands you a redirect file in whatever shape your stack expects. It outputs Webflow CSV, a generic CSV, WordPress via the Redirection plugin, Apache .htaccess, Nginx config, and Netlify _redirects, so the result drops straight into production without reformatting. For agencies and freelancers who relaunch sites regularly, Routifyy is built around repeat work rather than one-off use. Projects are unlimited, credits are shared across your whole account instead of being tied to a single job, and every export lands in a permanent archive you can revisit, re-download, or duplicate for free whenever a client returns or a migration needs revisiting. Routifyy is made by KOMUNIQUE, an AI-native web design agency in Appenzell, Switzerland, and grew straight out of the redirect headaches that come with running Webflow relaunches in production.