Treasure Audit is a multi-platform desktop Web spider that allows users to crawl and search websites, without having to worry about out-of-date content as a result of caching.

• Import a list of websites to crawl from a .txt file
• Export a list of matched pages
• Add a virtually unlimited amount of matching criteria to filter for content
• View pages with an HTML text viewer or HTML renderer
• Highlight matches within the HTML view
• Flexible interface optimized for webmasters and people building out sites
• Real-time auditing – no more caching from Google
• Linux, Mac, and Windows compatibility

You can download the compiled binaries from GitHub for Linux, Mac, and Windows: https://github.com/marceloclubhouse/treasure-audit/releases/tag/v0.1.3

Download and install Python from

https://www.python.org/downloads/

Install Requests, BeautifulSoup, and PyQt5

pip3 install requests bs4 pyqt5

Download Treasure Audit from this page and execute run.py

python3 run.py

Choose a schema and enter the URL of the website you want to crawl then click Crawl

Add your criteria to narrow down the list of matched pages.

After the pages are crawled, you can click on the individual pages to view their HTML, or you can choose to render the pages in a boxed web browser (without any assets like CSS, JS, or images)

If you want to see where your criteria matches within the HTML, you can enable highlighting by going to View > Highlight Matches, which will highlight your matches in green within the HTML viewer.

At which point you can scroll through the HTML viewer to find the match.

If you find a match that you don’t want to include, you can copy and paste it into the criterion box and choose to ignore it

which will open the page in your default browser.

• Logo – Shamash Teran
• Icons – Cole Bemis
• GUI and Software – Marcelo Cubillos

Treasure Audit is provided under the GPL v3 License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.