I’m building Velurium for the links creators keep meaning to add later

I’m building Velurium because I got tired of pretending I was going to “add the links later.”

Every time I finished a post, there was still one last thing waiting for me: check the source, find the old post, make sure the citation actually backed up the sentence, paste everything back without breaking the formatting.

It sounds small until it steals half an hour from the part of the day you did not have to spare.

Velurium is a link assistant for that exact moment. It reads your draft, finds external sources worth reviewing, surfaces internal links from your own archive, and lets you approve every suggestion before anything lands. You stay in control; Velurium just does the digging.

It works by import and export, so there’s no plugin and no site access required. Bring in a post, review the links, export clean HTML, and paste it back into WordPress, Ghost, Substack, or wherever your posts live.

The free tier is not a trial. It’s the plan for creators who are still building, still publishing, and still deserve damn good tools before they have enterprise-tool money.

Beta opens August 10. If you join during beta, you’ll get founder pricing when paid plans open.

If you’ve ever published a post knowing the links should be better, I’d love for you to take a look 🖤