Why we matter
The problem we solve
More people ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity before they call, hire, visit or book. If your business or professional profile is missing from those answers - or described with wrong details - you lose opportunities you never knew about.
GetFoundi fixes that by publishing an accurate, machine-readable listing in a registry built for AI assistants. You maintain it like a profile, not like a developer project - whether you are a company, venue, freelancer or consultant.
Your path
Three steps to go live
Most people finish in about five minutes. Progress saves automatically if you need to come back later.
Tell us about you
~5 minutesA short wizard for your business or professional profile - who you are, what you do, where and how to reach you. Save and continue anytime; no password at sign-up.
We make you findable
Automatic after Go LiveBeacon validates, then publishes your AI-readable summary, structured data and live endpoint - plus a public /biz or /pro page. No website changes required.
See what AI is saying
OngoingYour dashboard shows live status, AI Visibility Score, recent queries and one recommended next step - with a fuller question feed on Enhanced.
The Beacon pipeline
How Beacon publishes
a listing.
Six phases, every time you save. Validation is a hard gate, not a lint step.
Structured fields
You describe services, tools, geography, availability as clean fields - not prose.
Corpus update
Your edit updates the underlying corpus that grounds any documents you've uploaded, so answers stay consistent with your latest profile.
Artifact generation - llms.txt
A clean, plain-text summary of what you are compiles automatically from your structured fields.
Artifact generation - schema.org & MCP
The same fields compile into schema.org markup and an MCP endpoint, so different systems can consume the entity in the format each prefers.
Validation
Every artifact is checked against schema. Missing fields, broken formats and inconsistent data are caught here - before anything is public.
Publish
Only validated profiles go live. Publish is downstream of validation passing - not parallel to it.
The pipeline structurally cannot publish artifacts that fail validation.
What is llms.txt, actually?
An emerging open convention - think robots.txt, but inverted. Where robots.txt tells crawlers what not to read, llms.txt gives AI systems a clean, structured, plain-text summary of what an entity is: what it does, where, with what tools, in a format built to be parsed rather than scraped. The problem is that almost no small business or individual professional will ever write and maintain one by hand. GetFoundi does it automatically: your listing's structured fields are compiled into llms.txt - alongside schema.org markup and MCP artifacts - every time you publish or edit, with validation gating every publish.