JCIZZO  I've been using sitemap automator for a while now and must say I am quite pleased with it. before, I would upload and submit my sitemaps manually and it took me a very long time. especially since I have several different websites. sitemap automator saves me a bunch of time, and I find it extremely easy to use.   
(Version 2.0.2)

FRODO_LIFE  auto update does not work, seems to download something but does not replace application with new version nor does it tells you where it downloaded update to  
(Version 2.2.1)

CABERLIN  Update to my previous review (MacUpdate does not allow me to edit my previous writings):

1. FTP settings ARE remembered now for a website as stated. It was just not solved the way I expected it; so I did not discover it until now.

2. Developer says that Website Listing (the Menu) will be revised in a future update. Let's hope that this day will be soon..

Since I need to give a new rating, I update my rating to a 4.  
(Version 2.1)

CABERLIN  If you hab to maitain only a very few websites, the software works allright and would be 5 stars normally).

But if you have 50+ Websites to maintain, to give an example, the software makes live complicated.

A. It is not possible to edit the entries in the "Websites" menu, so this can be a wild mix of "http://www.domain.com", "www.domain.com", "domain.com". That confuses the sorting and makes finding a domain difficult. Why not making an editable field so that one can streamline those entries later on wighout having to delete a site and start all over again.

B. The FTP-Info is not linked to the domain. So after you successfully found and updated the sitemap for a domain you have to search an independet FTP-list that contains EVERY entry ever stored to find the right FTP-account for the domain in question.

2 Stars for not keeping the promise to fix that.  
(Version 2.1)

AMBERV  This application has some serious flaws. The first is that you cannot save your settings. Spent half an hour making an elaborate set of filters, and forty-five minutes crawling your site applying them? Too bad, next time you need to make a sitemap, you have to start all over.

Second serious error, you create a few obvious filters, crawl the site and go get some coffee -- take a lunch if you maintain a huge site like I do. Then get back and smack your forehead at a missed filter. No problem, you think, I'll just add it and -- Oh ... you realise as the screen pops back to step two that you'll now have to re-crawl the whole site just to add a filter. Never mind that a filter is something that programmatically is extremely simple to run against an extant list! We have to crawl again -- and I hope you did not just hit "add another filter" in a reactionary manner without taking exhaustive notes on every single idea for a filter that you might have had, because you list of results is Gone.

That pretty much sums it up. I guess if you have a 70 page web site where 95% is just static literature, this tool might be Really Awesome, but for anyone that has to maintain a constantly shifting, 10,000+ page website. Ha.

Go find another tool. You should not be charging $30. Period.  
(Version 1.2)

OCEANCUBED  Or even go to Google direct:

https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/login?continue=%2Fwebmasters%2Fsitemaps%2Fsiteoverview%3Fhl%3Den%26msg%3D1&hl=en

You will need a Google id, if you a GMail account use that!

$29.95, ha, they are having a laugh!!  
(Version 1.2)

SLEEK  why pay 30$ when you can generate it for free,

check out http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/  
(Version 1.1)

GREGJSMITH  After getting to about 47 pages of my mac.com homepage, CPU activity jumps to 100% and the program seems to freeze.  
(Version 1.5)