Describe your product and key pages, and AfterLaunch assembles a ready-to-publish llms.txt file. Free, no signup to preview.
You describe your product in three short fields: the name, what it does in one line, and who it is for. Optionally, add up to eight key pages with labels: docs, pricing, comparisons, whatever carries substance. AfterLaunch assembles those inputs into a correctly structured llms.txt, using the same generator that writes the file for its own customers.
The preview is free. The complete file, ready to copy or download, unlocks with an email address. Publish it at the root of your site at /llms.txt.
An llms.txt works when it is factual and specific. Machines reading it are trying to establish what you are; adjectives do not help them, and inflated claims travel badly once systems cross-check them against the rest of the web. One line of plain description beats a paragraph of positioning.
Keep it current. When your pricing page moves or your positioning sharpens, regenerate the file. It takes about a minute.
No. It assembles the file purely from what you type into the form, which keeps it fast and keeps you in control of every word. If you want a read on what machines currently see on your site, run the AI crawlability checker first.
Serve it at the root of your domain, at /llms.txt, as plain text. On most hosts that means dropping llms.txt into your public or static folder. Confirm it is live with the free llms.txt checker.
It is one honest, low-effort layer, not a lever that moves everything. llms.txt is an emerging convention and AI systems vary in whether they read it. The stronger determinants are crawlable content and how independent sources describe you.
Nothing. The preview is free with no signup. The complete file unlocks with an email address. No card, no trial starts.
AfterLaunch is an always-on agentic growth platform for post-launch SaaS founders, launching soon. It starts with a free Growth Snapshot that scores how findable your product is across seven dimensions, measured against real competitors, then keeps working on what it finds.