Content Engine
Rooky writes about what you shipped
You shipped something good, and nobody heard about it. Rooky drafts blog posts, LinkedIn posts and release notes from your merged pull requests, releases and what people search for. Every draft lists its sources. You approve it, then choose where it goes.
The problem
Shipping is done. Telling people never happens
Writing about every release takes time nobody has. So customers miss what changed, and the questions people search for stay unanswered.
- Release notes written late at night, or not at all
- Searches with no page that answers them
- AI text full of claims nobody can check
Live demo 1 of 2
From an idea to an approved post
A simulated Content Engine. Pick an idea, read Rooky's draft and its sources, approve it, then choose where it goes. Publishing is always a separate step.
- Pick the faster checkout idea
- Switch to LinkedIn post
- Approve, then publish
rookon · acme-books · content
LiveSimulated dataWhat to write next
Rooky: Pick an idea. I'll write the first draft and show you what I used.
How ROOKON helps
What you get
Ideas from what really happened
Merged pull requests, releases, site searches and support questions. Bots, chores and dependency bumps are left out.
Facts with sources
Every draft lists what it was written from. Rooky never invents numbers, customers or quotes, and a draft without a source is refused.
You approve every version
Edit after approving and it needs approval again. Publishing is a separate step, and every publish is logged.
Publish where you already post
Copy or download any approved draft. Pull requests, WordPress, Ghost, signed webhooks and LinkedIn are in development.
Live demo 2 of 2
Where the search topics come from
Simulated Search Console data. With the Marketing Engine add-on, the queries people use to find you become topics on Rooky's list.
- Switch to the Pages tab
rookon · marketing engine · search · acme.example
Simulated data- Clicks
- 4,090
- Impressions
- 50,640
- Avg CTR
- 8.1%
- Avg position
- 7.2
Opportunities found (9)
Low click-through for “invoicing software for freelancers”
6.0% CTR at position 3.4, where your site usually gets 22.6%. 6,840 impressions in 28 days.
Title tag · suggested by your AI provider (simulated)
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Clearer title for “invoicing software for freelancers”
Search engines can’t be split per visitor, so title and content changes are measured before and after instead of A/B tested.
From shipped to published
- 01
Rooky suggests
What to write next, with fresh releases first and search questions after.
- 02
You approve
Edit, ask for one section again, then approve the version you read.
- 03
You publish
Choose where it goes. WordPress and Ghost get a draft unless you choose to publish right away.
FAQ
Common questions
Does Rooky make things up?
Rooky writes only from the sources it lists, such as your pull requests, releases and pages. No invented numbers, customers, quotes or results, and a draft that cites no source is refused. You still read and approve every draft.
Which AI writes the drafts?
Your own provider and key, with the model you choose for writing, inside the AI budget you set.
Can it post on LinkedIn by itself?
No. Nothing is published without your approval, and publishing is always a separate tap. LinkedIn posts go out as the person who connected LinkedIn; company pages are not supported yet.
Which publishing targets work today?
Copy and download work for every approved draft. Pull requests, WordPress, Ghost, signed webhooks and LinkedIn are built, and stay in development until they are verified with real accounts.
Tell people what you shipped
Sign up, connect your AI provider and let Rooky suggest your first post.