Content engine
Keywords in,
reviewed blog posts out.
ReleaseDock reads your site, finds the searches your customers make, plans a calendar, and drafts each post in your brand voice. Every draft waits for your review unless you turn on autopilot.
From your website to a weekly post
Drafts are written from your own facts, in your voice.
Describe your business
Scan your website to fill in your profile and brand voice, then adjust it.
Approve the plan
Pick keywords and a cadence. The calendar fills itself.
Review and publish
Each draft arrives on schedule with sources and review flags.
What the content engine does
Keyword research
Opportunity scores from searches your customers make.
Content plan
A calendar at the cadence you choose, extended automatically.
Drafts in your voice
Tone, reading level, and terms from your profile.
Review flags
Unsupported claims, banned terms, and missing citations.
Internal links
Suggested links between related posts.
Refreshes
Older posts get an update suggestion when they go stale.
Questions, answered
The practical details, before you sign up.
Where do the facts in a draft come from?
From your business profile, the pages scanned from your website, and your published changelog entries. Claims that can't be traced to one of those are flagged for review.
Does anything publish without me?
Only if you turn on autopilot. In review mode every draft waits for you. With autopilot on, a post with any open review flag is still held for a person.
How are keywords chosen?
ReleaseDock researches searches related to your product and audience, scores each by opportunity, and builds a plan at the cadence you pick.
Can it react when we ship something?
Yes. From any changelog entry you can create a blog post draft in one click.
Does it learn from our edits?
Your brand voice settings, preferred terms, and banned terms apply to every draft.
Put your blog on a schedule.
7-day free trial. No credit card required. You approve every post.
7-day free trial. No credit card required. One script to install.