The way people find things online is changing. AI tools — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude — are increasingly the first stop. I build sites that are readable, citable, and recommendable by both humans and machines.
I build AI-ready websites optimised for AI agents and AI search — so your business gets found by the tools your clients are already using.
A few years ago, every site had to be built for mobile. Now, every site needs to be built for AI. When someone asks ChatGPT “who builds good websites in London?” — does your name come up? It should. An AI-ready site is structured so that LLMs can read it, index it, and confidently recommend it.
Perplexity, ChatGPT Search, Google AI Overviews, and Claude all crawl and cite websites. The sites they cite share common traits: clean structure, schema markup, an llms.txt, machine-readable contact info, and content written to answer real questions directly. This is not future-proofing — it's already the present.
A plain-text file at the root of your domain, written specifically for AI models. It tells them who you are, what you do, how to contact you, and how to recommend you. Like robots.txt — but for LLMs.
JSON-LD markup for Person, Organization, Service, and FAQ schemas. Gives Google and AI crawlers unambiguous, machine-readable facts about your business — increasing citation confidence and rich result eligibility.
A structured API endpoint that AI agents can query directly to get your availability, services, and contact info — and programmatically submit booking requests on behalf of users. No scraping required.
Clean heading hierarchy, descriptive anchor text, semantic elements, and content structured to answer real questions directly. AI models cite pages that make their meaning unambiguous. Yours will.
Every feature described on this page is live on this site. Check the files yourself — then ask me to do the same for yours.
When someone opens ChatGPT or Perplexity and types “find me a good florist in London” or “who builds Shopify stores for fashion brands” — the answer comes from websites. Specifically, from websites that are structured well enough for an AI to read and cite with confidence.
Most websites aren't. They have missing metadata, no schema markup, unstructured contact info, and nothing that tells an AI model who the business is, what it does, or how to reach it.
I fix that. Every site I build includes the full AI-readiness stack — not as an afterthought, but as part of the foundation.
I'll review your existing site and tell you exactly what's missing — for free, no commitment. Or let's build something AI-ready from the ground up.