AI writes the draft. You decide what gets published.
Paste a hundred titles, get a hundred drafts with images and internal links — waiting in an approval queue. Nothing reaches your site until a human says so, and that is a deliberate design decision.
Nothing publishes itself by default
Fully automatic publishing exists as a mode, but it has to be switched on deliberately. The default is a queue where every draft waits for a person — because the fastest way to damage a domain is to publish two hundred unreviewed articles in a week.
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What this does and does not do
Google's spam policy targets content mass-produced primarily to rank, not content written with AI assistance. That distinction decides whether this tool helps you or hurts you, so here it is plainly.
- Removes the blank page — a structured draft in seconds instead of an hour
- Keeps a consistent internal linking structure across hundreds of articles
- Schedules publishing across a calendar instead of dumping everything in one day
- Produces images and metadata so the article is complete, not half-built
- Replace your own data, cases and first-hand experience
- Guarantee ranking — no tool can, and anyone claiming otherwise is selling something
- Make unreviewed mass publishing safe; that is precisely what gets sites penalised
- Know your customers better than you do
From a list of titles to a finished post
Draft generation with structure
Headings, intro, sections and conclusion produced from a title and a brief, with your tone rules applied consistently across every piece.
Approval queue
Every draft waits with readability and keyword figures attached, so the reviewer decides with numbers rather than a feeling.
Images generated or selected
Cover and in-article images produced, or picked from your own media library when brand consistency matters more than novelty.
Publishing calendar
Approved posts spread across a schedule rather than published in one burst, which looks natural and leaves room for editing.
WordPress and WooCommerce
Publishes directly to WordPress and WooCommerce. Custom stacks connect through an API endpoint, scoped per project.
Performance feedback
Which published pieces earned impressions and clicks, fed back so the next brief targets what actually worked.
Ninety-four approved posts, spread across a month
Publishing everything on the day it was generated is the single clearest signal of automated bulk content. The calendar exists to prevent that.
Weekends lighter, weekdays steady, nothing above three posts a day.
Where volume actually matters
Content publishers
Large editorial calendars, consistent internal linking, topic cluster coverage.
E-commerce catalogues
Category descriptions and buying guides across thousands of products.
Agencies
Multiple client sites, separate tone rules, per-client approval queues.
Corporate blogs
Sector authority content with legal review before anything goes live.
Frequently asked
Is generated content approved before it goes live?
Yes, and that is the default. Content is produced as a draft, waits in an approval queue and publishes only after you approve it. A fully automatic mode exists for those who want it, but it has to be chosen deliberately.
Won't Google penalise AI content?
Google's policy looks at whether content is mass-produced primarily to rank, not at how it was written. The system's job is to speed up the draft; publishing at scale without original data, your own experience and an editing layer is risky, and we say that plainly.
Which sites can it publish to?
WordPress and WooCommerce are supported directly. If you run Next.js or a custom stack, it connects through an API endpoint; that integration depends on your system's write interface and is scoped per project.
Does it produce images too?
Yes, cover and in-article images can be generated per post or selected from your own media library. If brand imagery matters, selecting from the library gives more consistent results than generation.
How many pieces can be queued at once?
Hundreds of titles can be pasted in one go and the queue works through them on a schedule. Spreading them across a calendar rather than publishing everything the same day looks more natural and leaves room for editing.
Can we enforce our own tone and rules?
Yes. Tone, forbidden phrases, sentence length preferences and formatting rules are defined once and applied to every draft, which is what keeps a hundred articles sounding like one publication.
Skip the blank page, not the editor.
Send us twenty titles and your tone rules. We will run them through and show you the drafts waiting in the approval queue.
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