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reidifydesign/README.md

Reidify is a design studio in Mumbai. We design websites for people and structure them so AI systems can read, cite and recommend them.

The tools here are the ones we use on our own site first. ai-readability-checker reads a page the way a crawler does, before any JavaScript runs.

Built by @rishsadh · reidify.design

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