Built for ChatGPT. And for Google.

Four steps. One loop.

1. Step 01

   Send your URL

   Paste your site URL, list a few competitors, and add any keywords or page ideas you already have.

2. Step 02

   AI does the research

   AI reads your site, scans your competitors, and analyzes the SERP for each target query. It builds a structured brief for every page in minutes.

3. Step 03

   Drafted for AI citation and Google rank

   AI drafts each page with the schema, direct answers, and entity signals AI search engines reward — and the title, meta, internal links, and structure Google still wants. A real editor reads every page end to end, checks facts, tightens the copy, and signs off.

4. Step 04

   Export and publish

   Take the Markdown, MDX, or HTML and publish the page inside the CMS or codebase you already use.

Six pieces every page gets.

• 01

  AI-researched brief from your URL

  AI scans your site, your competitors, and the SERP for each target query — then writes the brief that drives the page. The kind of research that takes a day, in minutes.

• 02

  Engineered for AI search citation

  Each page is structured with the schema, direct answers, FAQ blocks, and entity signals that ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews actually pick up when they cite sources.

• 03

  Built for Google too

  Title tags, meta descriptions, internal-link suggestions, and SERP-shaped sections — comparison tables, alternatives lists, verdicts, category breakdowns — chosen to fit the intent of the search, not stamped on every page.

• 04

  Drafted copy you can edit

  Working copy for the whole page, written around the structure and the SERP — not a generic prompt or a vague AI blob.

• 05

  Human verification on every page

  Before delivery, a real editor reads the page end to end. They check facts, tighten the copy, refine voice, and approve the structure. AI doesn't ship to you alone.

• 06

  Clean export

  Export Markdown, MDX, or HTML and move the page into the CMS or codebase you already use.

Publish in any CMS.

Markdown, MDX, and HTML come out of the workflow. Move each page into the CMS or codebase you already use.