A research-first content workspace built for the new search stack — classic SEO, answer-engine optimization (AEO) and generative-engine optimization (GEO).
Three search surfaces, one draft
Traditional rankings still matter — but half of the queries that used to be Google searches now start in an AI chat or a map. We draft for all three, in the same article.
Classic keyword targeting, semantic depth, headings and internal-link cues that Google's algorithms still reward.
Structured, quotable passages that ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews can lift into an answer with your brand attached.
Drafts tuned to be retrieved and re-summarized by generative search — the surface where discovery is heading in 2026.
How it works
Describe what the site is about — this context feeds every keyword search and every draft.
Segment by role, industry, or intent. Prompts adapt to the reader you actually want.
Multiple providers — Semrush, Google Suggest, DuckDuckGo, Wikipedia — merged and deduped.
AI drafts a 2 000–4 000 word article tuned for SEO, AEO and GEO. Edit inline, then export.
Why teams use it
Every article starts from live keyword data pulled from several providers at once. No blank prompts, no invented topics.
Semrush, Google Suggest, DuckDuckGo autocomplete and Wikipedia — merged, deduped and sorted by volume.
Persona and intent plug into the article brief so tone matches the reader — no generic AI voice.
2 000–4 000 words with proper H1/H2/H3 outline, meta title and description ready to ship.
Rewrite any section, save, and re-export. Live preview with headings, lists and links.
Manage several websites and audiences under one team account — admin approves new members.
Export anywhere
Every article downloads in the format your stack actually uses — no copy-paste cleanup.
.mdFor any static site or CMS import.
.htmlStandalone page with meta tags baked in.
.astroFrontmatter + body, drop into content/blog.
.txtPlain-text post with hooks preserved.