Being named and receiving the useful link are different outcomes.
Submit one product page to receive the answer wording and the destination state that was visible in that observed response. What came back may show your page, a different page, a name with no usable link, or no exposed citation at all.
Product named?
- Merchant page shownThe name appears and the visible destination is your own product page.
- Different destination shownThe name appears and the visible destination points somewhere other than your page.
- Name shown without a usable linkThe name appears and no destination is offered that a reader could follow.
- Not named, or citation not exposedThe product does not appear, or the response exposes no source at all.
State map, not a result
What the destination map preserves
- The exact questionBoth questions as they were put, unedited.
- The full answerWhat came back, whole, in its own wording.
- The visible destination addressWhatever address the response exposed, written down as it appeared.
- The date and the surfaceThe day the questions were put and the surface they were put on.
A name and a destination are two separate observations, and this map keeps them apart on purpose. Reading one as the other is the mistake the whole page exists to avoid.
The map keeps what was visible. It does not claim to reveal hidden sources, and it does not suggest that any destination was followed by anyone.
Map the answer path for one product
What mapping a product does not require
- The product-page address at the start of the map is public information. Every shopper who opens the store can already reach it, so tracing from it exposes nothing.
- Off the map entirely. The map never needs an installation, administrator access, an analytics connection, customer or order records, a password, or a token.
- Then an end node. Once the start node is confirmed you supply an email address, and that becomes the end node the answer travels to.
- The path traced. One public page is read, the questions are put a single time, and the answer comes back with the visible destination state and the date. Nothing about the store changes.
- Started from the wrong node. Enter another address and it is fetched and confirmed before the trace begins.
Two entries reach this site in total: one public address, and one email address to send the answer to. There is no third step.
After the first path
The first answer is prepared at no charge, so the evidence can be judged before anything further is agreed. Products you choose after that can be mapped the same way as fixed-scope work.
Site terms and notices
Contact details
Handling of what you send
In force from August 13, 2026.
This notice sets out what Rizoles takes in at rizoles.com, what it does with it, and what you can ask for.
What is taken in
The product-page address you enter and the email address you enter. Also the routine technical details every browser sends with a request, among them the IP address, the browser identification and the time, which are written to server logs.
The session
Opening a page and then submitting it are two halves of one request. The two endpoints set one same-domain session cookie, PHPSESSID, marked Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax, to hold the halves together. No other cookie is set, and no advertising or profiling cookie is set anywhere on this site.
What it is for
To prepare the answer you asked for and send it to you, to reply to anything you write, to run and protect the site, and to improve the service and the messages sent. Related messages about the service may also go out, and writing to contact@rizoles.com stops those.
Who else handles it
Suppliers handling hosting, page rendering, storage, automation, security and email delivery may process it on our behalf, and so may anyone the law obliges us to disclose it to. Your email address is not published.
How long
As long as the uses above still call for it, and as long as the law requires it to be kept.
Asking us
Write to contact@rizoles.com to ask what is held or to stop the messages. This notice can be revised, and the date at the top marks the version in force.
Paid work and refunds
In force from August 13, 2026.
Paid work from Rizoles is refundable in full for 30 days after payment. Ask by writing to contact@rizoles.com inside those 30 days, quoting the order or payment reference. Never send card numbers by email. The first answer is prepared without payment, so nothing arises to refund on it.
Terms of the map
In force from August 13, 2026.
These terms govern rizoles.com and any answer prepared through it.
The service
Rizoles asks an AI assistant about one public product page and sends the answer as it came back, the question used and the date to the email address you give. The answer describes what was seen on that day. It carries no promise about ranking, placement, traffic, revenue or any later outcome.
Your side
That the address you submit is a public product page you are entitled to pass on, and that the site is not used for anything unlawful.
Alterations
The service may be altered or paused at any point. Questions about these terms go to contact@rizoles.com.