Articles for your WordPress site, written for you.
Tell it what your site is about and how often to write. Every run, it finds a topic you haven't covered yet, reads what good sources have to say, and writes the article with a link for every fact and photos to go with it. Then it saves it to your site as a draft, so nothing goes live until you've had a look.
- Went over my notes
- Looked through your posts
- Checked how often people search this
- Looked it up online
- Read through the page
- Double-checked that
- Looked for photos
- Added the image to your site
- Saved the post to your site
- Made a note of that
- Sent the email
What it makes
Real articles, ready for your readers.
Each one is a complete article with a clear title, sections that answer what people actually ask, and photos that fit the topic. Every fact links back to where it came from, so you can check anything in a click.
- Written to be found. A title and a short summary written for search results.
- Photos with credit. Connect Unsplash or Pexels and it picks photos for each section, with the photographer named under every one.
- Links that keep people reading. It points to a few of your own posts where they fit.
- Sources in the sentence. When it states a fact, the link to the source is right there.
On its own schedule
Set it once. It keeps writing.
It's an autonomous agent, so it doesn't wait for you to ask. Choose how often it runs: every hour, every day, every week, or a timetable of your own, like Mondays and Thursdays at 9am. Before you save, it shows you exactly when the next runs will be.
- Any timetable. Hourly, daily and weekly are one click. For anything else, set a custom schedule.
- Run it whenever you like. Press Run now for an extra article, and add a note for that run only, like a topic you have in mind.
- Start it from your own tools. A webhook can start a run, so another system can kick one off.
- Every run is on record. Each one is a conversation you can open to see exactly what it did.
How it works
Four steps, and it starts writing.
No plugins to install and nothing to code. You answer a few questions and click one button.
Sign up free
Create your account and you'll land right in the setup for this agent.
Tell it about your site
Four quick questions: what your site is called, what it's about, who reads it, and anything it should keep in mind.
Connect WordPress
Click Connect WordPress and approve it. Your own site or WordPress.com, there's no password to copy.
Pick a schedule
Choose how often it writes, or press Run now. Each run saves a new article to your site as a draft for you to read and publish.
Any WordPress site
Your own site or WordPress.com. Same button.
Connecting takes one click and an approval. Here's what happens on each.
Your own WordPress site
Click Connect WordPress and approve Hania on your site's own approval page. WordPress creates an Application Password for it behind the scenes, so there's nothing for you to create or copy.
WordPress.com, free plan included
Sites on WordPress.com, even free ones, connect with the same button. You approve it on WordPress.com and that's it. No Application Password, no plugins.
You stay in charge
It does the writing. You decide what goes live.
Drafts first
Every article waits as a draft until you publish it. Once you trust it, you can let it publish on its own.
No repeats
Before it picks a topic, it looks through what's already on your site, so it doesn't cover the same ground twice.
Topics people look for
Connect Bing Webmaster Tools and it checks how often people search for a topic before it starts writing.
Facts you can check
Every fact comes from a source it read, and the link to that source sits right in the sentence.
A note when it's done
Connect your email and it sends you a short report after every run, with a link straight to the draft.
Easy to disconnect
Remove the connection in Hania whenever you like. On your own site you can also revoke its Application Password, and it loses access straight away.
Make it your own
Only WordPress is required.
Everything else is optional. Connect the ones you use, whenever you like.
Sharing to Facebook, Instagram and Threads kicks in once you let it publish on its own, because a draft has no public link to share yet.
Ask for anything
You can talk to it, too.
Between runs, open a chat and ask for something specific. Want a piece on a topic you have in mind, or a quick look at what it's written lately? Just ask. It works the same way, from the research to the draft.