# Alice Bell Aquatic Club
# https://alicebellaquaticclub.com

User-agent: *

# Public pages
Allow: /$
Allow: /join
Allow: /login
Allow: /sponsors

# Rendering assets - never block these, crawlers need them to render the page
Allow: /assets/
Allow: /brand/
Allow: /*.css
Allow: /*.js
Allow: /*.webp
Allow: /*.png
Allow: /*.svg

# Member and staff areas
Disallow: /dashboard
Disallow: /membership
Disallow: /check-in
Disallow: /clock
Disallow: /current-occupancy

# Admin areas
Disallow: /admin
Disallow: /current-member-approvals
Disallow: /events
Disallow: /payment
Disallow: /settings
Disallow: /timesheets
Disallow: /users
Disallow: /waitlist

# Tokenised and transactional routes - no crawl value, and the tokens should not be indexed
Disallow: /auth/
Disallow: /claim-invite
Disallow: /update-membership
Disallow: /offline

# Unrendered SPA shell used as the navigation fallback - never a real page
Disallow: /app.html

# AI crawler policy: DELIBERATELY ALLOWED, inheriting the rules above.
#
# GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot,
# PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and Applebot-Extended are all intentionally
# left to the User-agent: * group so they can cite the pool's hours, location
# and season in AI answers.
#
# Do NOT "allow" them by adding named User-agent blocks. A named group REPLACES
# the wildcard group for that bot rather than adding to it, so a block such as
#
#   User-agent: GPTBot
#   Allow: /
#
# would drop every Disallow above and expose /admin, /dashboard and /payment to
# that crawler. To restrict an AI bot, give it a named group that repeats the
# full Disallow list. To keep allowing it, change nothing here.

Sitemap: https://alicebellaquaticclub.com/sitemap.xml