Rank on Google. Get cited by ChatGPT.
One workspace for the whole content job.
Built for three people: the operator running several brands alone, the builder who drives it from Claude or Cursor, and the three-person content team replacing a stack of fifteen subscriptions.
Who it's for
- The operator — One to three people, one or several brands, no one to delegate to. A content department you do not hire. Brand, site, domain and publishing in one seat — per brand, as many as you run.
- The builder — You already work in Claude, Cursor or Windsurf, and you want the content stack in there too. Your publishing stack, driven from the editor you already have open. An MCP server with the whole platform behind it — research, write, publish, measure.
- The team — A content lead and two others, carrying a brand that is bigger than the team. One subscription in place of the stack and the retainer. One set of brand rules every agent writes against, and an approval gate before anything ships.
How it works
- Brief it — Give it a URL, a topic or a keyword. It reads your brand first — voice, terminology, the claims you may not make — then plans against the queries you can actually win.
- It works — The agents draft, structure, enrich and run the SEO and GEO passes. You read a finished piece, not a prompt result, and you approve it.
- It ships — The same piece becomes the blog post, the newsletter, the social queue and the episode — each written for its own format, not pasted across them.
Features
- AI Visibility — Where ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers cite you — per market, per engine — and which article to write to displace what they cite instead.
- GEO scoring — Score an article for citation readiness before you publish it, not after you wonder why nothing quotes you.
- SEO Suite — SERP research, Search Console sync, internal links, backlinks and a disavow file — the whole stack, in the place you write.
- MCP Server — Claude, Cursor or Windsurf drives the platform directly. More than 70 tools, not a wrapper over one endpoint.
- Editor-in-Chief — One teammate that notices the gap, says what to write next, and shows the evidence. Suggestions arrive as accept-or-cancel cards.
- Brand Autonomy — Four dials from propose to publish, set per brand and enforced on the server. One kill switch over all of them.
- AI Writing — Articles in your voice, against your saved structures, with images, internal links and takeaways already in them.
- Newsletter — Written, sent on your own domain, tracked, and resent to the people who missed it.
- Social Publishing — Platform-native posts from every article, queued and scheduled on one rail.
Also written for
- Marketing Managers — Run every content asset from one workspace.
- SEO & Growth Teams — GEO scoring, AI visibility and article production in one loop.
- Growth Teams — Find new demand and turn it into compounding traffic.
- CEOs — A content department without the headcount.
- Enterprise — One governed gate for a business unit’s content.
- E-commerce — Product launches and seasons as always-on campaigns.
- Content Teams — The tool-stack cost table, phase by phase.
- Startups — Brand to autonomy in eight phases.
- Real Businesses — Trust, leads and a content system that runs without you.