Quillly turns any AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) into a full publishing team. Connect your domain once, then your AI creates SEO-scored blogs, docs and changelogs, publishes them live in seconds, submits them to 7 search engines, and tracks rankings, indexing and traffic - all from one dashboard.
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Hey folks โ Rahul here, solo founder.
I run four products. No marketing budget, so organic was the only lever I had. X was going okay. Google was going nowhere. Months of writing, zero traffic, zero users.
And writing wasn't even the hard part โ Claude handled that. The hard part was everything after: open a PR, merge it, trigger a deploy. Four products, every single day. A few hours a day just to ship words. That's not a process you run for six months.
So I stopped and went deep on SEO instead โ meta tags, schema, how search engines actually crawl and index a page. Tried things. Watched what moved.
Then I built the thing I actually wanted: connect your site once, tell your AI what to write, and it's live on your domain โ SEO-optimized, submitted, tracked. That's the MCP server.
Then I spent another 2โ3 months on the parts that make it stick: in-depth analytics, sharper SEO rules, featured snippet targeting, multi-search-engine submission, better theme components, a Notion-style editor, and support for docs and changelogs alongside blogs.
Short version: tell your AI what to write, and Quillly publishes it to your site and gets it ranking.
My own setup now is a Claude Code routine per product, each pointed at its GitHub repo for context, scheduled daily. All four publish with zero intervention from me.
I built Quillly because I needed it. Hoping it saves you the months I lost.
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@rahul_verma60 - Quilly looks really promising, however I host and maintain my own website, which has some key bespoke integrations. Are you planning to offer a version that works with self-hosted solutions?
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@codeandseaย Yes, Quillly works on self hosted websites as well. You can just add your website sitemap in Quillly and it notifies all your pages regularly on all the 8 search engines and provide you curated analytics from Google, Bing and Yandex in one place.
However, for in-depth analytics per page like tracking user actions, having the right meta tags for the pages to index and rank on search engines and AI agents answers it is best to use Quillly's reverse proxy of your chosen endpoint. The content will still be displayed on your website + apart from blogs Quillly also supports docs, and change log content type as well. So, if you connect all the reverse proxies then you can just maintain and track all of them from your AI agent chat session. No need to even push a PR to your website.
All my websites devbio.me, quillly.com, reachmore.co are using Quillly for blogs. I am using Quillly itself to maintain blogs, docs, and change log on Quillly ๐
Does this answers your question @codeandsea ? Or let me know if you were looking for something else.
Congrats! I've been on the other side of this โ figuring out what to write and then losing hours to the publish step across a few sites. You're right that writing was never the bottleneck. Quick one: does it take a topic list as input, or does the AI pick? Curious how you handle the "what next" part.
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@saied_alimoradiย Your agent can search the web to find topics to write about. The MCP server provides a tool that returns the list of content already published on the website, so the agent can review existing material and avoid writing duplicate content.
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Was building something like this but you did it better and now I donโt have to! Good work!
@rahul_verma60 - Quilly looks really promising, however I host and maintain my own website, which has some key bespoke integrations. Are you planning to offer a version that works with self-hosted solutions?
@codeandseaย Yes, Quillly works on self hosted websites as well. You can just add your website sitemap in Quillly and it notifies all your pages regularly on all the 8 search engines and provide you curated analytics from Google, Bing and Yandex in one place.
However, for in-depth analytics per page like tracking user actions, having the right meta tags for the pages to index and rank on search engines and AI agents answers it is best to use Quillly's reverse proxy of your chosen endpoint. The content will still be displayed on your website + apart from blogs Quillly also supports docs, and change log content type as well. So, if you connect all the reverse proxies then you can just maintain and track all of them from your AI agent chat session. No need to even push a PR to your website.
All my websites devbio.me, quillly.com, reachmore.co are using Quillly for blogs. I am using Quillly itself to maintain blogs, docs, and change log on Quillly ๐
Does this answers your question @codeandsea ? Or let me know if you were looking for something else.
@rahul_verma60ย - Thanks for the clarification.
Congrats! I've been on the other side of this โ figuring out what to write and then losing hours to the publish step across a few sites. You're right that writing was never the bottleneck. Quick one: does it take a topic list as input, or does the AI pick? Curious how you handle the "what next" part.
@saied_alimoradiย Your agent can search the web to find topics to write about. The MCP server provides a tool that returns the list of content already published on the website, so the agent can review existing material and avoid writing duplicate content.
Was building something like this but you did it better and now I donโt have to! Good work!
@jamesjustgainsย ๐ Thank you