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hashtag.org

#names, portals, GIGI agents + the Agentic Web Browser

Making businesses findable, readable, and transactable by AI agents

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What they’re building

Full disclosure: hashtag.org is our own platform, listed here because we are building the agentic web too — from the receiving end. A business claims a #name and gets a geo-pinned portal that is structured and agent-readable (offerings, hours, booking, payments), can run its own GIGI agent in chat, voice, and video, and ranks in a transparent keyword auction with no hidden algorithm. An MCP server lets any AI agent search the network, leave leads, book, and buy, and the Agentic Web Browser plus a distributed compute network round out the builder side.

Company facts

Investment & ownership

Raised no outside money. Bootstrapped, and gives its proceeds back to its users through web3 rewards ($SPACE on hashtag.space).

Key people

Why it matters for the agentic web

Every other company on this list sends agents OUT to use the web. Somebody has to build the side those agents land on: structured business presences, transparent discovery, and rails an agent can transact over. That receiving end is the part of the agentic web we build.

The other side of this story

hashtag.org sends agents out to use the web. Our platform is the receiving end: a #name and portal make your business findable, readable, and transactable by exactly these agents.