Kusa writes, optimizes and publishes SEO and GEO content directly to your site, every day, on autopilot. It finds keywords, writes the article, generates the image, and publishes to WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, or exports anywhere. Optimized to rank on Google AND get cited by AI like ChatGPT. Built in SEO score, competitor gap finder, and Google Search Console. In 50+ languages. No agency, no manual work. Starter 29$/mo, 14 day money back.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Kubilay, founder of Kusa.
I built this because paying agency prices for basic content marketing felt broken. Thousands a month for a handful of blog posts you could almost write yourself. And with AI engines like ChatGPT now deciding who gets seen, the game changed again.
Kusa is the autopilot I wished existed: it writes, optimizes and publishes content that ranks on Google and gets cited by AI, every day, without me lifting a finger.
It's still early and I'm building in public. I'd love your honest feedback, what would make this a no-brainer for your business?
Happy to answer anything in the comments today.
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Finally tried Kusa and the WordPress auto publish actually works without a fuss, even the images line up nicely. Surprised the GEO angle isn't just buzz, the competitor gap tool flagged a real keyword I had been overlooking for months.
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@zeynepkluu Appreciate that, glad the WordPress flow and image handling just worked for you. The competitor gap tool is exactly where most people find those overlooked keywords, that is the whole point. If you hit anything you want improved, tell me directly. More coming.
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Love the autopilot publishing angle, would be a game changer if you could add a simple approval queue so I can skim titles and outlines before they go live without killing the daily automation.
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@mustafagfvx Honestly love this idea. An approval queue makes total sense, quick skim of the titles and outlines, tap approve, and the automation just keeps rolling without you babysitting it. Putting it on the roadmap. Thanks for pushing me on this one.
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how does it actually decide what to write about each day, do i set the topics or does it pick based on my niche on its own
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@erekengize7493 Both, but the default is autonomous. You set your niche once and KuSa picks topics on its own, looking at gaps against your competitors and pulling signals to decide what’s worth writing each day, then it researches, generates, and publishes.
If you want control, you can also add your own topics and it’ll run with those. So it’s autopilot by default, manual when you want it.
Finally tried Kusa and the WordPress auto publish actually works without a fuss, even the images line up nicely. Surprised the GEO angle isn't just buzz, the competitor gap tool flagged a real keyword I had been overlooking for months.
@zeynepkluu Appreciate that, glad the WordPress flow and image handling just worked for you. The competitor gap tool is exactly where most people find those overlooked keywords, that is the whole point. If you hit anything you want improved, tell me directly. More coming.
Love the autopilot publishing angle, would be a game changer if you could add a simple approval queue so I can skim titles and outlines before they go live without killing the daily automation.
@mustafagfvx Honestly love this idea. An approval queue makes total sense, quick skim of the titles and outlines, tap approve, and the automation just keeps rolling without you babysitting it. Putting it on the roadmap. Thanks for pushing me on this one.
how does it actually decide what to write about each day, do i set the topics or does it pick based on my niche on its own
@erekengize7493 Both, but the default is autonomous. You set your niche once and KuSa picks topics on its own, looking at gaps against your competitors and pulling signals to decide what’s worth writing each day, then it researches, generates, and publishes.
If you want control, you can also add your own topics and it’ll run with those. So it’s autopilot by default, manual when you want it.