Built for people who have something to lose by publishing badly.
I know that fear from the inside. I run my own news sites, and I let the machine draft, check, illustrate and publish under my name. Everyone on this page has a version of the same fear, and Mastheads was built for exactly that fear.
- Bring the stale posts back
Point it at your sitemap, filter by path and by age, and every post untouched for months comes back refreshed, rewritten, or written to beat the page that outranks it.
Ask for an article - A month of articles from one list
Paste the rows or upload a spreadsheet. One article per row, with your own outline on any row that needs one.
Ask for an article - Write from your own brief and nothing else
Give it the brief and up to eight reference links, and the article is built from that material with no search of ours.
Ask for an article - Fill a site before it has a CMS
Write on demand with nothing connected, read or export the drafts as Markdown or HTML, and connect a CMS when the site goes live.
Publishing - Every client's blog, one login
Up to 20 sites from one dashboard, each in its own voice under its own bylines, with your team on it.
Pricing - Your newsroom inside your own tools
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client to the newsroom, read your articles from your own code, and hand it a key with Full access when you want it to commission work too.
Your content, your API - A name on every article
Real named bylines, an editor of record, EU AI Act disclosure, a registered DMCA agent, and a trace of the sources and checks behind each piece.
Voice and bylines
- Bring the stale posts back
Point it at your sitemap, filter by path and by age, and every post untouched for months comes back refreshed, rewritten, or written to beat the page that outranks it.
Ask for an article - A month of articles from one list
Paste the rows or upload a spreadsheet. One article per row, with your own outline on any row that needs one.
Ask for an article - A buying guide for every product line
Build the structure once, cross it with your own values, and get the whole set. Comparisons and ranked lists come the same way.
Ask for an article - Fill a site before it has a CMS
Write on demand with nothing connected, read or export the drafts as Markdown or HTML, and connect a CMS when the site goes live.
Publishing - Find what to write next
Ask for a research report built from live sources, grounded in what your site already ranks for in Search Console. On every paid plan.
Research - Know what is wrong with the site
Quorl reads the whole site of a domain you proved you control and reports page-level and cross-page issues.
Quorl - The daily paper, on a schedule
A publication's newsroom runs on its own schedule in your time zone, review before publishing by default, auto-publish when you switch it on.
Topic discovery
- Write from your own brief and nothing else
Give it the brief and up to eight reference links, and the article is built from that material with no search of ours.
Ask for an article - Publish in the language your readers read
Any language, for any country, written in the language rather than translated, with the local newsroom register where we curate one.
Voice and bylines - Find what to write next
Ask for a research report built from live sources, grounded in what your site already ranks for in Search Console. On every paid plan.
Research - One article, five channels
Turn a finished article into a LinkedIn post, an X thread, an email, key takeaways or FAQ schema, and refine any of them.
Distribute - The daily paper, on a schedule
A publication's newsroom runs on its own schedule in your time zone, review before publishing by default, auto-publish when you switch it on.
Topic discovery - A name on every article
Real named bylines, an editor of record, EU AI Act disclosure, a registered DMCA agent, and a trace of the sources and checks behind each piece.
Voice and bylines
- Bring the stale posts back
Point it at your sitemap, filter by path and by age, and every post untouched for months comes back refreshed, rewritten, or written to beat the page that outranks it.
Ask for an article - A buying guide for every product line
Build the structure once, cross it with your own values, and get the whole set. Comparisons and ranked lists come the same way.
Ask for an article - Explain every term your customers search
Hand it a list of terms and get one plain-language explainer per term, written from real sources.
Ask for an article - Find what to write next
Ask for a research report built from live sources, grounded in what your site already ranks for in Search Console. On every paid plan.
Research - Know what is wrong with the site
Quorl reads the whole site of a domain you proved you control and reports page-level and cross-page issues.
Quorl - One article, five channels
Turn a finished article into a LinkedIn post, an X thread, an email, key takeaways or FAQ schema, and refine any of them.
Distribute - Your newsroom inside your own tools
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client to the newsroom, read your articles from your own code, and hand it a key with Full access when you want it to commission work too.
Your content, your API
- Bring the stale posts back
Point it at your sitemap, filter by path and by age, and every post untouched for months comes back refreshed, rewritten, or written to beat the page that outranks it.
Ask for an article - A buying guide for every product line
Build the structure once, cross it with your own values, and get the whole set. Comparisons and ranked lists come the same way.
Ask for an article - Explain every term your customers search
Hand it a list of terms and get one plain-language explainer per term, written from real sources.
Ask for an article - Publish in the language your readers read
Any language, for any country, written in the language rather than translated, with the local newsroom register where we curate one.
Voice and bylines - Know what is wrong with the site
Quorl reads the whole site of a domain you proved you control and reports page-level and cross-page issues.
Quorl - One article, five channels
Turn a finished article into a LinkedIn post, an X thread, an email, key takeaways or FAQ schema, and refine any of them.
Distribute
- Write from your own brief and nothing else
Give it the brief and up to eight reference links, and the article is built from that material with no search of ours.
Ask for an article - Publish in the language your readers read
Any language, for any country, written in the language rather than translated, with the local newsroom register where we curate one.
Voice and bylines - The daily paper, on a schedule
A publication's newsroom runs on its own schedule in your time zone, review before publishing by default, auto-publish when you switch it on.
Topic discovery - Cover your town before the nationals do
Name up to five places, and every topic you cover is searched in each of them first. Local first, national fills the rest.
Topic discovery - A name on every article
Real named bylines, an editor of record, EU AI Act disclosure, a registered DMCA agent, and a trace of the sources and checks behind each piece.
Voice and bylines
- Bring the stale posts back
Point it at your sitemap, filter by path and by age, and every post untouched for months comes back refreshed, rewritten, or written to beat the page that outranks it.
Ask for an article - A month of articles from one list
Paste the rows or upload a spreadsheet. One article per row, with your own outline on any row that needs one.
Ask for an article - A buying guide for every product line
Build the structure once, cross it with your own values, and get the whole set. Comparisons and ranked lists come the same way.
Ask for an article - Fill a site before it has a CMS
Write on demand with nothing connected, read or export the drafts as Markdown or HTML, and connect a CMS when the site goes live.
Publishing - One article, five channels
Turn a finished article into a LinkedIn post, an X thread, an email, key takeaways or FAQ schema, and refine any of them.
Distribute
Give it one article.
Start with a topic, a brief, a list, or a URL. Read the sources, see the checks, and decide what happens next. 7 days, 10 articles, no card.