Add AISO Tools to Dedicated GEO Platforms - #88
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Adds one line to Tools & Software → Dedicated GEO Platforms, alphabetically first.
Why this section rather than Utilities & Generators: the two subsections there are "Open Source Data / Evals" and "llms.txt Generators", and this is neither — it's a hosted visibility scorer, which is what every entry in Dedicated GEO Platforms is.
What's actually differentiated: every current entry in that section is paid or gated. The one free grader on the list (HubSpot) sits down in Enterprise SEO Platforms. This runs with no signup and no credit card, so it's the only entry someone can evaluate in ten seconds.
I verified the claims today rather than pasting marketing copy. Three unauthenticated runs against the live endpoint:
The Linear result is the useful one — it shows the score discriminates rather than flattering everything you type in. (Linear is a project-management tool, so a generic "best AI productivity tools" prompt set doesn't surface it.) The 798-tool figure is the live count on the site today, not a rounded-up claim.
Disclosure: I maintain AISO Tools. Happy to move it to Utilities & Generators, cut the description down, drop the directory clause, or close this if a self-submission isn't wanted — no hard feelings either way.
One unrelated thing I hit while reading the contribution rules: the
## Contributesection links toCONTRIBUTING.md, which 404s — there's no such file in the repo. Flagging it since it's the first thing a new contributor clicks. Glad to open a separate PR adding one if useful.