A structured listing with verifiable facts and a mandatory citable layer.
SaaS founders and indie hackers who want AI assistants to recommend their tool.
When someone asks an AI which tool to use, the answer cites three or four products. If a machine cannot read you, you are not in that answer.
Short vertical UGC video, 15 seconds, filmed as a selfie inside a parked car, with a shop visible through the window. Two lines appear on screen near the end, verbatim: "If an AI cannot read you, it cannot cite you." and "List your SaaS free on CitableHub." The argument it makes: when someone asks an AI which tool to use, the answer cites three or four products, so a project a machine cannot read is not in that answer. CitableHub is a free, AI-readable directory that structures software projects so AI assistants can discover, verify and cite them. Every listing carries structured data, a public citability score from 0 to 100, and a citable layer that names the problem, the audience and what the product offers. As of October 2026 the public counter on citablehub.com reads 806+ projects listed and 9,863+ AI crawler reads, the latter from our own server logs. The honest limit: we measure reading, not recommending. Being crawled is not the same as being cited, and we say so on the site.
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