How it works

One clear path from keyword to publish-ready content.

Seven stages. Each one produces something you can see, and nothing advances past review without a person.

Keyword & project
You add a keyword and the project it belongs to.
What comes outA brief tied to the right brand context.
What you controlYou choose the keyword and the project.
Research
A live SERP query runs and the top results are scraped.
What comes outCompetitors, questions, entities, and coverage gaps.
What you controlYou can see what the research found.
Strategy
The brief becomes a structure with entity and LSI coverage targets.
What comes outAn outline and the coverage the article should hit.
What you controlYou can adjust the angle and the structure.
Generation
The article is drafted section by section from the logged sources.
What comes outA draft with citations you can open.
What you controlNothing is published at this stage.
Automated quality checks
A rubric scores the draft against the coverage targets and its sources.
What comes outA quality read on structure, coverage, and sourcing.
What you controlThe gate flags what needs attention.
Human review
A person reviews the draft and opens the sources.
What comes outAn approve or send-back decision, recorded against the article.
What you controlA person decides — always.
Publish
On approval, the article publishes to WordPress under your name.
What comes outA live post you stand behind.
What you controlAuto-publish is off on every account; approval is manual.

Approved means it passed review — not that a machine decided it was good enough.

Keyword & project