Every submission written
before your coffee cools.
Forum Q&A, guest posts, blog posts, profile bios, business listings, Quora answers and subreddit-safe Reddit posts. Your own prompts, your own projects, one workspace instead of forty ChatGPT tabs.
One page for every link you build
Each submission type is its own page with its own prompts, its own fields and its own place in your workflow. Nothing crammed into one long table.
How it works
Set the project once, list every page with its own keywords and anchors. After that nothing is typed twice.
Save the project
Brand, website, services, country and the words you never want to see. Then add a row for every page — URL, keywords and anchors per page.
Pick the submission type
Forum has its own page, guest posts have their own, business listings have their own. Each page asks only for what those prompts actually need.
Generate and paste
Copy with formatting so H2 stays H2 in Google Docs, or download a Word file. Everything lands in History so you never repeat yourself.
Headings survive the paste
The usual pain: content looks fine, you paste into Docs and every heading turns into plain text. Copy here carries real H1, H2 and H3 tags, so Docs and Word keep the structure exactly.
Keywords live on the page, not in your head
Home, a service page and a blog post never target the same words. Store the keywords and anchors against each URL once, then pick the page and the prompt fills itself in.
Accounts, not loose copies
Sign-in is required and the prompt library ships obfuscated, so a copy of this page on someone else's domain opens nothing. Access can be switched off from the admin panel at any time.
Questions that come up every week
Do keywords and anchors really change per page?
Yes, and that is the whole point. Every page in a project carries its own keyword list and its own anchor texts, so the home page never gets the same target words as a service page or a blog post. When you generate, you pick the page from the dropdown and the prompt is filled from that page's row. Five or six keywords per link is normal — put all of them in that row.
What if the page I need is not in the project yet?
Add it straight from the generator. Choose ＋ New page in the working-page box, paste the URL, type the keywords and anchors, save — it is written into the project and remembered for next time. Nothing is asked twice.
Can I still edit the prompts?
Every one of your original prompts is in the library word for word. Open Templates, hit Edit, change the wording, add a field. Your edits are saved to your account and stay there.
Where do the AI keys live?
On the server, never in the page. The admin sets the provider keys once and every user generates through that. Keys are tested before they are saved, so a typo is caught immediately instead of surfacing as a failed generation.
Does the tool work offline?
No. Sign-in and generation both go through the server so the prompt library and the keys stay off the client. Projects, history and templates are cached in the browser, so the pages you already opened stay fast.
Stop rewriting the same prompt
Your prompts are already loaded and pinned. Add a project, list its pages, and generate the first submission in under a minute.
Submission types
Every type is a separate workspace page with its own prompts and its own fields. Pick one and work there — no mixing forum work with listing work.
Projects
Save each client once — brand, services, country and a row for every page with its own keywords and anchors.
Prompt library
Your own prompts, pinned and kept word for word. Edit any of them, duplicate, or write new ones.
History
Everything generated, so the same paragraph never goes to two sites.
Settings
How output is written for you. Provider keys and everything else live in the admin panel.
Output defaults
Applied to every generation you run.
Account
Signed in as \u2014
This browser
Projects and prompts are cached here so the pages load instantly. The master copy is on the server.