Lattice.casa
Lattice.casa is building a knowledge graph of the internet: 14,300 sites mapped, 2.8M relationships and 412 categories. Add your site to the map.
Every website is part of something larger. Lattice.casa is building a living map of that larger thing: the entities, relationships and categories that connect one site to the people, products, industries, ideas, communities and competitors around it.
Drop in a URL and Lattice fetches the homepage, works out what the site is, and places it in the graph beside everything it relates to. No tags to fill in, no taxonomy to learn.
A directory is a list, a graph is a map
Directories died because a flat list of names answers almost nothing. What people actually want to know is relational: who else does this, who sells to them, which category does this really belong in, and what sits one step away that I have not heard of.
Lattice models the web as entities and edges rather than rows. A pest control company in Mumbai is connected to its category, its city, its competitors and the services it offers. That structure is what makes a question like "who else is like this" answerable at all.
What Lattice does
A living map
The graph is continuously extended rather than published once. New sites arrive, categories sharpen, and relationships accumulate.
Relationship discovery
Edges between sites are inferred from what the pages actually say, so neighbours emerge instead of being declared.
Categorised knowledge
Sites land in one of several hundred categories, from business and hospital to medical tourism and URL infrastructure.
Add your site
Submit up to five domains or subdomains at a time. Lattice fetches each homepage and maps it in seconds.
Homepage only
Only the homepage is fetched. Lattice is not a crawler working through your whole site, and it does not need paths.
Waitlist for more
Deeper features are being released gradually. Join the waitlist to get access as they open up.
Why it matters for your site
Search engines and language models increasingly answer questions from structured knowledge rather than a ranked list of pages. Being an entity that a graph understands, sitting in the right category with the right neighbours, is becoming a distinct thing from ranking for a keyword.
| Question | What the graph answers |
|---|---|
| What is this site? | A category and a description drawn from the homepage |
| Who is next to it? | Related sites, competitors and adjacent services |
| Where does it sit? | Industry, city and thematic clusters |
| What is nearby? | Entities one step away that you may not know about |
Getting on the map
Paste your domain
One per line, up to five. Domains or subdomains both work, and paths are not needed.
Lattice fetches the homepage
It reads the page, derives a category and description, and places the site in the graph. This takes seconds.
Explore your neighbourhood
See which categories and entities you sit beside, and join the waitlist for the deeper tooling as it ships.
Early and growing
Lattice is at an early stage: 14,301 sites is a start, not a complete map of the web. Coverage is deepest in the categories where sites have already been submitted.
We found four competitors we did not know existed, in one category view.Services business, Mumbai
Part of the TinTorch platform
Lattice runs on the shared TinTorch platform, so the same account covers it and the rest of the suite. Sites published through the TinTorch CMS get structured content that a graph can read cleanly, and campaign links go through n10 Links. If you want your own site to be legible to graphs and language models, that is the work behind our web development and digital marketing practices, and the reasoning is set out in how the world has changed since AI.
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Everything worth knowing about Lattice.casa.
01What is Lattice.casa?
It is a knowledge graph of websites: a map of entities, their categories and the relationships between them, built by fetching and interpreting homepages.
02Is it a directory?
No. A directory is a flat list. Lattice stores relationships between entities, which is what lets you ask who is adjacent to a site rather than just whether it is listed.
03How do I add my site?
Paste up to five domains or subdomains, one per line, and submit. Lattice fetches each homepage and maps it within seconds.
04Do you crawl my whole website?
No. Only the homepage is fetched. Lattice does not walk your paths or index your internal pages.
05How many sites are mapped so far?
Around 14,300 websites, with 2.8 million relationships discovered across 412 categories, and both numbers grow continuously.
06How are categories assigned?
They are derived from what the homepage says about the site, then placed into one of several hundred categories rather than a handful of broad buckets.
07Can I correct my category or description?
Join the waitlist. Claiming and editing an entity is part of the tooling being rolled out to early users.
08Does being in Lattice help my SEO?
It is not a backlink scheme and should not be treated as one. The value is being a well described entity in a structured graph, which is increasingly how machines answer questions.
09What does the waitlist give me?
Early access to the deeper features as they open, including exploring your own neighbourhood in the graph in more detail.
10Is there an API?
An API is planned as the graph matures. Talk to us if you have a specific use case, because early access is granted case by case.
11Who is behind Lattice?
Lattice is built by e10 Infotech on the TinTorch platform, alongside the rest of the product suite.
12Does it cost anything to be mapped?
No. Submitting a site and being placed in the graph is free.
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- For
- e10 Infotech Private Limited
- Office
- Mumbai, Maharashtra
- Established
- 2011
- Direct line
- +91 86574 40720