Kredentials
AEO on autopilot
TL;DR
Kredentials turns the links you already have online into a verified, machine-readable record hosted on a .Kred domain you own. An AI Wingman writes the page, sources and dates every fact, publishes what it cannot verify as an open question, and keeps the record fresh so assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Grok cite you as the answer rather than guessing.
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Story
Kredentials is an AI wingman on autopilot. You paste the links you already have; it writes your page, hosts it on a domain you own, and gets you cited by the answer engines. No code to write, no page to maintain.
One record. Three ways to wear it
Bio, Dossier and Cover are the three global formats a Kredentials page can take. The owner picks the format visitors land on; the verified record and the machine layer underneath are identical in all three, so machines read everything whichever surface you choose.
The page lives on your own Name.Kred domain, and its canonical URL is that domain, not a shared profile directory. Your page cites your existing sites as the source of record, so the satellite always links home.
One record, three surfaces, one machine layer.
Every format carries the same spine
Whatever it looks like on the surface, a Kredentials page is identical to machines. Eight elements are always present: a verification stats bar counting facts, sources, works and open questions; per-fact provenance with a source and date on every claim; unverified items declared as open questions rather than guessed; a Wingman activity log with the next pass scheduled; a machine layer of llms.txt, facts.json, qa.json and a JSON-LD graph in the raw HTML crawlers read; owner attestation for one-tap fact confirmation; an absolute verification date with a running changelog; and credit-first links that name your own sites as the source.
Recognizable at a glance, identical to machines.
Honest by design, fresh by agent
A page that claims everything is a brochure. A Kredentials page states the boundary of its record: anything the Wingman could not verify ships as an open question, visible and dated, one tap away from an owner answer.
That discipline is what makes the rest quotable. When an assistant hits an unverified flag it stops guessing, and every answer the owner gives becomes an owner-attested fact with a date attached. The Wingman then re-verifies the record on a schedule, watching the owner's site and channels and logging every change.
We publish what we cannot verify.
Your Name.Kred, verified and kept
One price covers the whole registry entry: your own Name.Kred domain, all three formats, a verified record built from your sources, scheduled Wingman refreshes, the machine layer of llms.txt, JSON-LD and facts.json, one-tap questions for anything unverified, owner attestation and changelog, and citation tracking across four engines.
It is 19 US dollars a year with a 90-day money-back guarantee. The domain renews yearly; the ERC-721 token held in the owner's wallet is the permanent part. Previews are free for seven days with complimentary full access.
At a glance
- What it is
- A verified, machine-readable identity record hosted on a .Kred domain the owner holds.
- How a page is made
- Paste the links you already have online; the AI Wingman researches, writes, sources and dates the record.
- Formats
- Three global formats - Bio, Dossier and Cover - over one identical record.
- Price
- USD 19 a year per .Kred domain, with a 90-day money-back guarantee.
- Free preview
- 7-day complimentary Full Access preview before claiming a domain.
- Machine layer per page
- llms.txt, llms-full.txt, facts.json and a JSON-LD @graph in the server-rendered HTML.
- Verification model
- Every claim carries a source and a date; unverified claims are published as open questions, never guessed.
- Ownership
- The .Kred domain renews yearly; the ERC-721 token in the owner's wallet is the permanent record of ownership.
- Live pages
- 996 publicly visible live Kredentials pages as of 2026-09-02.
- Public API
- A documented REST API creates and reads pages, including /v1/pages and /v1/meta.
Frequently asked
What is Kredentials?
Kredentials builds a verified, machine-readable page about a person, business or product and hosts it on a .Kred domain the subject owns.
Source: https://kredentials.kred/
How do I make a Kredentials page?
Paste the links you already have online and the AI Wingman writes the page from those sources.
Source: https://kredentials.kred/
How much does a Kredentials page cost?
USD 19 a year for the .Kred domain and the full registry entry, with a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Is there a free preview?
Yes - every generated page starts as a 7-day complimentary Full Access preview.
Source: https://kredentials.kred/
What formats can a page use?
Three: Bio, Dossier and Cover, all rendering the same underlying verified record.
Source: https://kredentials.kred/
What machine-readable files does each page publish?
Each page serves /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, /facts.json and an embedded JSON-LD @graph.
What happens to facts the agent cannot verify?
They are published as dated open questions rather than guessed, and the owner can answer them in one tap.
Source: https://kredentials.kred/
How is a page kept up to date?
The AI Wingman re-verifies the record on a schedule and logs every change in a public changelog.
Source: https://kredentials.kred/
Who owns the .Kred domain?
The subject does - the domain renews yearly and ownership is held as an ERC-721 token in their wallet.
Does Kredentials have an API?
Yes - a documented public REST API creates and reads pages, including POST /v1/pages and GET /v1/meta.
Where can I browse existing Kredentials pages?
The public directory lists every live page and the gallery shows featured records.
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Changelog
- — Canonical Kredentials brand record published from the kredentials.kred landing page content.