SEO, AI answers, and discoverability for Div-idy projects

Which Div-idy pages are discoverable?

Div-idy’s public guides explain the product’s capabilities and are included in the marketing sitemap. Customer projects use a separate publishing system. Their hosted pages request no indexing, including when delivered through a connected domain. Connecting a domain does not itself opt a project into search.

You can still share a live project directly, distribute a QR code, or embed a tool in an existing website. A working link and a searchable page are different properties. No-indexing also does not prevent a person with the link from opening the page.

How can I present my app on an existing public website?

Create a useful page on your own indexable website that explains the problem your app solves. Include a clear title, an original description, an example result, and instructions. Link to the live Div-idy app or embed the published page where appropriate.

The surrounding page should make sense without loading the embedded tool. Explain inputs, units, and limitations in ordinary visible text. Your website’s own hosting and indexing settings determine whether that surrounding page can appear in search.

What makes the explanation useful?

• Name the audience and task in the main heading.
• Answer the central question directly before expanding into steps.
• Use specific examples, real product behavior, and descriptive links.
• Give every distinct topic a useful section heading.
• Keep important explanations in text, with accessible labels and image alternatives.
• Update claims when functionality changes rather than adding unsupported promises.

For example, explain what a room-code quiz supports, how players join, and what the host controls. That gives a reader more useful information than repeatedly calling it the best AI app.

Are special AI tags or keyword lists required?

Google’s guidance for AI search features points to established SEO practices: accessible text, useful internal links, and structured data that matches the visible page. It does not require a special AI text file or AI-only schema. Neither good markup nor clear writing guarantees indexing or a citation.

Use metadata to accurately describe a page. Avoid hidden keyword lists, invented reviews, or markup for features that are absent from the content.

What should I measure?

For an indexable website you control, use its search reports to track relevant queries, impressions, visits, and meaningful outcomes. In Div-idy Analytics, inspect what visitors do after reaching the app. Search visibility, an AI citation, an app visit, and a completed task are different results.