Content Agent

An AI writer with
an editor it fears.

Articles are generated from the strategy queue and your brand profile — tone, audience, banned words, style samples — then rewritten for readability. And nothing the writer produces reaches you, let alone your site, without passing the fact-check and distinctiveness gates.

The pipeline

Outline → draft → humanize → gates.

Guides, comparisons, listicles, FAQs, location pages — the format follows the query's intent. A failed gate triggers one targeted rewrite; a second failure kills the article rather than shipping it. That's the difference between an AI writer and a content pipeline: ours is allowed to say no.

One article's artifacts

Simulated demo

outline: 7 sections from strategy brief

draft: 1,840 words · brand profile applied

fact-check: 12 claims → 11 verified, 1 rewritten

distinctiveness: 74/100 vs SERP + own corpus

What you review

Every claim, highlighted and sourced.

The BloggerClinic review screen showing a draft with inline highlighted claims and the evidence rail
The real review screen. Sample data, marked as such in the UI itself.

Start with the free check-up.

Put your website address in, and in about a minute you get a report: how fast your site loads, whether Google can read it, and which customer searches you have no page for. No card, no call.

Takes about a minute · No card, no call · You're always in control of what publishes