Overview
The Deeprank specification is open and implementation-agnostic. Any team may build tools, platforms, or integrations against the published schema and controlled vocabulary. This page lists known implementations.
The specification defines eligibility semantics. How those semantics are generated, validated, deployed, or consumed is left to implementations.
Known Implementations
deeprank.ai
Profile generation & deploymentGenerates, validates, and deploys Deeprank Profiles against the published specification. Monitors alignment between a business's live web presence and its declared profile over time.
Additional implementations will be listed here as they become known. If you have built a tool or platform that implements the Deeprank specification, it may be considered for inclusion on this page.
Build Your Own
Anyone may implement against the Deeprank specification. The key resources are:
- JSON Schema — the formal validation schema for Deeprank Profile documents
- Controlled Vocabulary — standardized terms for entity types, problem classes, customer types, and constraints
- Deeprank Profile Reference — the complete reference model with field definitions and examples
- Templates — example profiles for common business types
- Specification Source — the full specification repository on GitHub
Implementations may consume Deeprank Profiles via JSON-LD embedding, direct API integration, or any other method appropriate to the platform. The specification does not prescribe a delivery mechanism.
Listing Criteria
Implementations are listed based on conformance to the published specification. Listing does not imply endorsement, partnership, or commercial relationship. The criteria for inclusion are:
- The implementation generates, consumes, or validates Deeprank Profiles that conform to the published JSON Schema.
- The implementation uses terms from the controlled vocabulary or documents its extensions.
- The implementation is publicly accessible or has publicly available documentation.