Widify

Auto-pilot SEO blog for developers. Just paste your URL.

3 followers

Auto-pilot SEO blog for developers. Just paste your URL.

3 followers

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I built Widify because I hate writing marketing copy when I could be coding. Paste your URL, and it learns your product to auto-generate and publish SEO articles straight to your WordPress or GitHub (Next.js/Astro). A true set-and-forget blog

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Launch tags:Marketing•SEO•Marketing automation

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm a solo dev from Japan. As indie devs, we spend months building products, but when we launch, we have no audience or organic traffic. We know we need to write SEO blog posts, but writing takes hours we could spend coding. And hiring an agency? Too expensive. So I built a tool to do it for me. Widify runs your blog on autopilot. Here’s how it works: 1. You just paste your landing page URL. That's it. 2. It reads your site, figures out your brand tone, and understands what your product actually does. 3. It generates SEO articles that don't sound like generic AI garbage. 4. It auto-publishes them to WordPress or commits them to your GitHub repo (perfect for Next.js/Astro static blogs). 5. It handles multi-language translations natively if you want to target global keywords. It's a "set and forget" pipeline. Set it up once, and it just keeps working in the background while you build your startup. I built this to scratch my own itch, and I'm looking for early users to test it out. If you're a founder who hates spending time on content marketing, I'd really love to hear your honest feedback. Cheers, and happy building! ☕️

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tracked my time for a week. I spent 6 hours just copying, pasting, and formatting blog posts. 💀

AI made "writing" fast, but the publishing pipeline is still completely broken.

My workflow used to be:

Prompt ChatGPT
Copy the output
Open WordPress/CMS
Fix H2/H3 tags manually (the worst part)
Add meta tags and hit publish.

I got so fed up with this brain-dead process that I built a script to bypass it entirely. Now, I just drop a reference URL, and it automatically handles the SEO writing, formatting, and API publishing to the CMS.

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