Turn one keyword into
live SERP research
SEO Engine runs the whole pipeline — research, outline, draft, image, publish, track — on one screen, on a schedule, with you approving whatever you want to approve.
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Six tabs open. One article published.
Every team doing this by hand runs the same stack, by hand, with nothing talking to anything else.
Or: one keyword in, one published article out.
Built to not produce AI slop
Generic output is an input problem. Three constraints sit between a keyword and a draft.
Grounded in the live SERP
Not the model's memory — what's ranking today.
Your voice, not the model's
Your brand brief goes into every generation.
You approve the structure
Nothing drafts until you sign off on the outline.
Whoever's currently doing this by hand
Same pipeline, three very different jobs to be done.
SEO agencies
Every client in its own workspace, all publishing at once — without ten browser tabs per account.
Solo operators
Put out the volume of a content team without hiring one, or writing any of it yourself.
In-house teams
Ship the calendar you promised leadership, on the days you promised it — not the week after.
Watch the handoffs that used to be yours
Six stages, one system. Every arrow here is a copy-paste you no longer do.
You give it a keyword
One keyword, or a hundred bulk-imported at once.
Everything the pipeline needs, in one place
Research, drafting, brand, scheduling, publishing, and reporting — each one built for the step it serves.
SERP research, not guesswork
Every article starts from live search data — ranked competitors, People Also Ask questions, community intel from Reddit and Quora, and the entities you have to cover.
Outlines you can actually edit
Section-by-section structure with search intent, target keywords, and writing guidance attached to each heading. Rearrange, rewrite, or skip any section before drafting.
Drafts in minutes, not days
The writer works from your approved outline and your brand tone, so what comes back reads like your team wrote it — and lands ready to review, not ready to rewrite.
Brand kits that reach the output
Colors, logo, and voice are stored once per brand, then applied automatically to the copy and to every generated featured image.
Auto-Pilot keeps shipping
Queue a month of keywords and let it run. Auto-Pilot researches, writes, schedules, and publishes on the cadence you set, without anyone opening the app.
Proof it worked
Search Console rankings and clicks tie back to each published article, so you can see which topics earned traffic and which need another pass.
Automated doesn’t mean unsupervised
Every article can stop and wait for a human. Review the research, rewrite the outline, kill a section you don’t want — then let it run the rest of the way. Nothing reaches your site that you haven’t chosen to send there.
- Pause the pipeline at any stage, per article or across the queue
- Approve or rewrite the outline before a single paragraph is drafted
- Hold at Draft for review, or publish automatically — your call, per article
The part nobody budgets for
Generating the words was never the slow bit. This is the slow bit — and it's the part that disappears.
All of it happens between the outline you approved and the URL you get back — formatted, illustrated, tagged, and live.
Everyone else makes you the integration layer
Not a scorecard — a straight answer, capability by capability. Where something half-works, it says so.
| Capability | SEO Engine | Generic AI chatbot | Freelance writer | Old tool stack |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Live SERP research | ||||
| Editable outline before drafting | ||||
| Brand voice applied automatically | ||||
| Formatting, meta, and featured image done for you | ||||
| Publishes directly to your CMS | ||||
| Runs on a schedule without you | ||||
| Rankings tied back to each article |
What people say once it's running
The outline editor saved us three rounds of revisions per article. We fix the structure once, before anything gets written.
I stopped keeping five tabs open. I open one app, and Auto-Pilot has usually already queued the next batch.
Brand kit means every writer on the team sounds the same, without a style guide doc nobody reads.
Questions people actually ask
Everything else is in the app once you're in.
Three constraints sit between a keyword and a draft: the research comes from the live SERP rather than the model's memory, the outline has to be approved before anything is written, and your brand voice brief goes into every generation. Generic output usually comes from generic input — this removes that.
WordPress and Shopify today, both connected in one step and published to with formatting, meta fields, and a featured image intact. More platforms are on the roadmap — if you're on something else, every article can still be exported instead.
Both. Every article can stop at Draft for review, or ship straight to WordPress or Shopify with a generated featured image — your call, per article or on Auto-Pilot's schedule.
The live SERP for your keyword: ranked competitors, People Also Ask questions, competitor heading stacks, and community intel from Reddit and Quora — pulled fresh before anything is written.
Yes — outlines are section-by-section and fully editable. Rearrange, rewrite, or skip any section; the draft follows your outline, not a fixed template.
Brand kits store your tone, colors, and logo once. Every draft and every generated featured image pulls from the same kit, so output stays consistent across a whole team.
It works a queue of keywords on a schedule you set: research, outline, write, and publish, end to end, without anyone opening the app.
Insights ties Search Console rankings and clicks back to each published article, so you can see what earned traffic and what needs another pass.
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