Integrations
Publish through the stack your site already uses.
Five connections are live today. Nothing else is advertised until it ships.
Choose by job.
WordPress
Basic auth or bearer token. Create and update posts with featured media upload.
Ghost
Admin API key. Feature image on create and update.
GitHub
Commits Markdown with frontmatter to a repo path. Supports unpublish.
Signed webhook
Standard Webhooks HMAC. Automatic retries, idempotent delivery, replay.
Content API
Read-only REST. Your site fetches posts published to this connection. Bearer auth with rate limits.
Not live
Hashnode, Dev.to, and Notion are not current publishing connections and are not sold here.
Connection setup
See what can publish before anything ships.
Each target shows its provider, state, endpoint, and controls in one place. Test a connection before enabling it. Disabled targets remain unavailable in the publish menu.
The Content API is active. The preview webhook is configured but deliberately disabled for this demo.
Output contract
Every delivery carries the same payload: title, Markdown, sanitized HTML, SEO metadata, hero and inline images, citations, and the verification state. Build against it once.
Security and the review gate
Connection credentials are encrypted at rest. Each connection gets only the permissions its job needs. Posts with unresolved review warnings never auto-publish through any connection.
Setup guides
Wired into your stack in about 15 minutes.
Step-by-step guides with production-ready code, or a prompt you can hand to your coding agent.
Next.js guide
App Router · ~15 minContent API blog pages with ISR, plus a webhook receiver that revalidates the instant a post publishes. Includes an AI-agent setup prompt.
Read the guide
Create a post and send it through your stack.
Two free posts. Connect after you have something worth publishing.