Use cases

People arrive at Markleex from three different places. Find the one that sounds like yours: each of them ends at the same address, published in your own words and dated, and each of them starts somewhere else.

Tell AI who you are and what you do

Nothing you wrote is waiting at an address of your own, so assistants describe you from whatever else they happen to find.

Correct what AI gets wrong about you

Something out there about you is wrong, or years out of date, and it keeps being repeated back to people who ask.

What to do when AI cannot read your site

Your site is perfectly fine to visit, and arrives empty at anything that reads it without running scripts.

Be present in AI without running a website

You have no website and do not want one, and something still has to answer when people ask an assistant what you do.

Manage client spaces from one account

You look after several clients, and you want one account and one bill, with usage you can still bill back client by client.

Publish a FAQ one question at a time

Your answers already exist, folded into an accordion on one page, and nothing that reads without clicking can get at them.

What they have in common

All three end with an address you keep, at markleex.com/@yourname, served as HTML and as the exact text you wrote at the same address with a .md suffix. Every version is kept and dated, and what two entities state together is published once both have confirmed it.

See one live: markleex.com/@markleex.