Pages and posts written from your own documents
Give the AI a short brief. It reads the documents, notes and articles already in your project, plans the page, writes the copy and lays it out in the same builder you would use by hand. You read the draft before it publishes.
What the AI reads and what it writes
The files in your project
Business documents, product notes, earlier marketing pages, screenshots and knowledge base articles all live in the project file library. Before it writes a word, the AI pulls the ones relevant to the plan. A page about pricing is written from the pricing document, not from a guess.
The pages it produces
Each draft lands in the pages list as an ordinary page with a slug, a meta description and a layout, in both of your languages if your project has two. It uses the names your documents give your products, and the review step is where you check the claims you care about.
From brief to published page
Six steps, and you are in two of them.
- Step 1
Brief
You write a few lines about the page, post or landing page you want and who it is for.
- Step 2
Context
The AI pulls the documents, notes and articles in your project that bear on the brief.
- Step 3
Plan
It picks the sections and the order from a catalogue of responsive layouts, chosen for the goal of the page.
- Step 4
Draft
It writes the copy, lays out the blocks, notes where an image should go and fills the title and meta description.
- Step 5
Review
You read the draft in the builder, change what you want, regenerate a section you do not like, and approve.
- Step 6
Publish
The approved page goes live on your domain.
The draft is an ordinary page in the builder
There is no separate AI output to copy across. The draft opens in the same block builder as a page you made by hand, with the site's header, footer and layout already applied. Move a section, rewrite a paragraph, swap an image, and publish from the same screen.
What stays in your hands
The approval
Every draft waits for you. Read it, edit it, regenerate a section or reject it. Unless you switch on autonomous publishing, nothing reaches your visitors until you approve it.
The layout
The block builder is yours to change. Move sections, swap blocks, and keep one header and footer for the whole site.
The domain
Slugs, titles and meta descriptions are on every page, and the site publishes on your own domain over HTTPS.
Two questions we get asked
No. The layout comes from a catalogue of responsive section patterns and your project's branding sets the colours and type. You can still change any of it in the builder.
Only if you switch it on. Each step, from ideation through plan and draft to publishing, is a separate switch per content type. Leave publishing off and every draft waits for you.
Give it one brief and read the draft
Ask for early access. Upload one document about your business, write a three-line brief, and read the page the AI drafts from them.