Articles drafted for you. Published only when you say so.

Seedcite learns your business from your own site, plans articles around the questions your customers ask, and writes drafts built to be quoted, with sources and structure that answer engines can read.

A website sitemap drawn as a root system, with one trunk branching into many roots that end in lime nodes.

How it works

  1. It reads your site first.A short brand analysis covers what you sell, who you sell to, your tone and the pages you already have, so drafts sound like you and do not repeat what you published.
  2. It plans from your tracked questions.Questions where you are not cited yet come first. Keywords you pin by hand stay pinned and are never swapped out.
  3. It drafts with sources.Each article gets cited sources, FAQ blocks and schema markup where they fit, then an edit pass for clarity.
  4. It checks every link.Only links that return a live 200 status stay in the draft. Anything else is removed or flagged.
  5. It stops and waits for you.The draft goes to your approval queue. WordPress and signed-webhook publishing run only after you approve.
Content autopilot pipeline Five stages in order: read your site, plan from tracked questions, draft with sources, check every link, then wait for your approval before publishing. 1Read your sitebrand, topics, voice2Plan from tracked questionsgaps first3Draft with sourcesFAQ blocks, schema4Check every linklive 200 only5Wait for your approvalthen publish
Figure 1. The path of one article. The last stage is always you.

What it will not do

  • It will not sell or swap backlinks. There is no link exchange. Links come from being worth citing, not from a network.

  • It will not publish on its own. No article goes live without an approval from you.

  • It will not invent quotes, statistics or sources. Claims that cannot be tied to a real source are left out, and the draft says what needs your input.

  • It will not overrule your keywords. Pinned manual keywords stay pinned.

  • It will not post to social channels yet. Owned social posting is marked coming later and is not part of the first release.

Is AI-written content a risk?

Google's spam policy targets scaled content made to manipulate rankings, not the use of AI itself. The risk is thin, repetitive pages published without anyone checking them. That is why Seedcite drafts from your real site and sources, and why a person approves each article.

Treat the draft as a strong first version. Edit it, add what only you know, or skip it. The queue is built for that.

Accounts open to the waitlist first.

Seedcite is in private beta. Add your email and we will write when your spot opens.