Meet Semantic - the AI Data Layer for AI discovery
If AI can’t understand your site, it won’t recommend it.
Semantic is the AI Data Layer that makes your website understandable to LLMs.
LLMs don’t index pages or follow links. They extract entities, facts, and relationships from content to build internal knowledge — and they ignore information that lacks clear structure or meaning.
Without explicit entities, claims, and relationships, most websites provide no reliable signal for AI systems. As a result, content is misinterpreted, deprioritised, or excluded from AI-generated answers.
Semantic exposes your content as structured entities, claims, and relationships through AI-native endpoints, allowing LLMs to reliably extract meaning instead of guessing from pages.
Semantic turns your website into a machine-readable dataset for LLMs, exposing:
Unmatched clarity for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity & future AI crawlers.
Explore SemanticOS →A complete AI Data Layer generated automatically by Semantic.
Give AI models a clean, structured understanding of your content — without noise, markup, or ambiguity. Semantic generates TL;DRs, technical summaries, cleaned content, and an LLM-ready context block for every page.
Your website becomes a fully mapped knowledge graph. Semantic detects people, products, places, concepts, and relationships — complete with Wikidata links and confidence scoring.
Remove fragmentation and schema errors. Semantic merges, validates, and normalises all schema types into a single, AI-readable endpoint designed for clarity and consistency.
Guide AI crawlers the way robots.txt guides search engines. Semantic generates a next-generation llms.txt file — declaring AI endpoints, permissions, usage guidelines, and training signals.
See how AI interprets your site's structure. Semantic analyses and classifies internal links by intent — informational, transactional, navigational, and supportive.
A single endpoint delivering everything an AI model needs: context, entities, cleaned content, schema, FAQs, and relationships — all optimised for retrieval.
| Feature | SEO Plugins | Semantic |
|---|---|---|
| Meta tags | ||
| JSON-LD schema | Unified Schema Engine | |
| AI context files | LLM-ready context | |
| Entity extraction | Full entity graph | |
| AI Sitemap | AI-Sitemap | |
| llms.txt support | Industry first | |
| AI link graph | Semantic intent mapping | |
| Per-page bundles | One-call context delivery |
"Semantic isn't another SEO tool. It's the AI layer search engines haven't caught up to yet."
Semantic gives AI models the context, structure, and meaning they need to understand and cite your content.
Run your first AI analysis →Semantic generates a complete AI Data Layer — including context files, entity graphs, schema, link maps, and FAQs — giving LLMs a clean, structured understanding of your site.
No. Semantic enhances your existing content with structured meaning, without altering any visible text on your site.
Semantic adds optimised schema markup and exposes AI-ready endpoints that contain summaries, entities, cleaned content, and context bundles.
No. Semantic is lightweight and generated server-side. All AI endpoints are external JSON files and do not impact page performance.
Your SemanticOS dashboard shows endpoint health, entity detection, schema quality, and overall AI visibility scores in real time.
No — Semantic complements SEO tools by adding structured meaning optimized for LLMs rather than traditional crawlers.
Yes. Semantic works with WordPress so far, with support for other content management systems coming soon.
Yes. All data remains your property. Semantic only analyses publicly available content and stores minimal endpoint data required for optimisation.
