An index of knowledge for AI, on the owners’ terms
AI needs your knowledge.
You shouldn’t have to choose between giving your work away and disappearing from search and AI answers. Share it on your terms.
You keep your work. We write down who owns it and how AI may use it.
Which AI can crawl your work?
See which AI bots your website lets in, and which it turns away.
The check keeps the domain and what its public files say, and nothing about you. Privacy
What do AI assistants say about your company?Want the full list and what to change? We’ll email it.
One email with every crawler’s status for this domain, and the robots.txt lines to change. We keep your email address with the domain you checked.
Nothing on this domain says who owns the work on it.
An AI system that wanted to license your work has nothing to read. Give it a digital ID: this work, this owner, these terms. You keep your work.
Give your work a digital ID for free →This check reads your public robots.txt and the rights files at /.well-known/, and reports what they say. It does not tell you whether any model trained on your work — that is not knowable from outside.
Identifiable work. Counted use. Collective agreement.
When an AI system checks, the Alltio digital ID connects your work to you and states your terms for its use.
Even before any agreement is signed, your digital ID is a dated, signed statement: this text, claimed by you, on these terms. If the text shows up elsewhere, the same ID links it back to you.
A path from blocking to participation.
Today the choice is all or nothing: let every crawler in, or block them and disappear. A digital ID adds the steps in between. It makes your work identifiable, and states who owns it and how it may be used.
Block everything
Nothing goes to AI. Blocking search crawlers along with them can cost you search traffic over time.
Open for discovery
AI can find your work and point people to you. Training and other use follow the terms you set.
Block training crawlers, not search crawlers.
Blocking Googlebot can cost you search traffic over time. Blocking only AI training crawlers (GPTBot, CCBot, and Google-Extended) does not block Google Search.
Check one thing: Googlebot is allowed in, and training crawlers are kept out.
Collective licensing is next. One agreement with AI labs, paid per use, shared by counted use. Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you when it opens.
One email when it opens. We keep your email address for that and nothing else.
What a crawler reads.
Every digital ID publishes the same fields, so any AI system can read them without asking Alltio.
A digital ID supplies one thing: which work this is. It doesn’t identify the crawler, grant permission, record use, or arrange payment. Those come from your terms and from agreements with AI labs.
// simplified { "work": "Title of the work", "record": "https://alltio.com/r/<record id>", "fingerprint": { "rule": "alltio-text-3", "sha256": "<64 hex>" }, "owner": "Rights holder", "terms": { "discovery": "open", "training": "contact required" } }
Find out how AI answers about you.
We put the questions your buyers ask to seven AI assistants, and report what comes back.
For each question, the report shows whether you are mentioned, cited, and linked; who appears instead; and where the answer came from: your own site, Wikipedia, or a third party.
Start free- 001Tell us about the business: your website, what you sell, who you want to reach, and where
- 002Approve ten questions, written the way your buyers ask. Change up to five, or none
- 003Pay the invoice. Nothing is charged before this step
- 004Seven AI assistants answer each question
- 005A person checks the answers, and the report reaches you by email
Give your work a digital ID once. Wherever your words appear, it leads back to you.
You already know something AI does not. A digital ID makes sure that when AI uses it, it is on your terms, and with your name on it.
Get a digital ID
Your website, your book, your paper, your newsletter. Free, and you keep your work.
Get your mark
Put the Registered with Alltio mark at the bottom of your page. Anyone who clicks it, person or machine, sees the work is yours.
Your terms are already there
When an AI system reads your work, it finds your name and your terms attached. When payment for AI use arrives, this digital ID is what it will be paid against.
One line at the bottom of your page says it all.
Paste it once. It links to your work’s digital ID, so anyone can see who owns the work, and on what terms. Readers see you take your work seriously. AI systems see whose it is.
Works on any website, blog, or newsletter. How the mark works →
Soon, it registers itself.
Write the way you already write. A plugin gives each new piece a digital ID as you publish it, and the mark goes on by itself.
The plugins are in development. Registration on the website works today, and everything you register now carries over.
- 001WordPress
- 002Chrome
- 003Word
- 004Excel
- 005More to come
Share your work on your terms.
You keep your work. We write down who owns it and how AI may use it.
The Clearing Layer
Notes on the AI knowledge economy: the rules, standards, and infrastructure forming around AI training and inference, and what each one means for the people who own the inputs. Written by the founder.
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