It publishes into the site you already have
An article that lives in another tool's dashboard is not published. Connect where your site actually is, and approved articles arrive there on the schedule you set.
It posts straight into your site
An approved article goes straight to where your site actually lives. Then Aeoly reads back from Google Search Console and Google Analytics to see how it did. Your login details are kept per site and tested the moment you save them.
WordPress
Publish to a WordPress site you host yourself.
Webflow
Sync into your Webflow collection, staged or live.
Shopify
Writes into your Shopify store blog, not a separate site.
Framer
Framer does not let outside tools write to its blog yet. A developer can use the webhook for now.
Wix
Post straight to Wix Blog, as a draft or published.
Notion
Fill a Notion database with drafts, tables and all.
Ghost
Posts straight into Ghost, formatting intact.
WordPress.com
The hosted kind, where you cannot install plugins.
Next.js blog
For developers. Adds each post as a file straight into your site's code.
WooCommerceSoon
Your WooCommerce store's blog, on the WordPress it runs on.
BigCommerceSoon
Posts into your BigCommerce blog.
SquarespaceSoon
Straight into your Squarespace blog collection.
GoHighLevelSoon
For agencies running client sites and funnels in one place.
SanitySoon
Writes documents into your Sanity dataset.
ContentfulSoon
Creates entries in your Contentful space.
StoryblokSoon
Stories into your Storyblok space, draft or published.
StrapiSoon
Entries into your self-hosted Strapi.
DrupalSoon
Nodes into Drupal, through its JSON API.
HashnodeSoon
Straight to your Hashnode blog.
Webhooks
For developers. Connect anything: the finished article is sent to a web address you choose.
How a connection works
Connect it once
Sign in, choose where posts should go, and paste the credential that platform uses. It is tested the moment you save it, so a wrong password surfaces then rather than on the Sunday an article was due.
Your CMS stays the source of truth
Aeoly writes into your site. It does not host your blog, it does not put your content behind its own domain, and if you stop using it every article stays exactly where it is.
Google reads back
Once a page is live, Search Console and Google Analytics are read (read-only) to see what it did. That is what closes the loop: the publishing connection and the measuring connection are the same pipe in both directions.
Questions
- What if my platform is not on the list?
- Use the webhook. Aeoly posts the article and its metadata to an endpoint you control, and you write it wherever it needs to go. That is how anything without a first-party connection gets supported.
- What does a 'Soon' badge mean?
- That the platform is on the roadmap and has no working connection yet. The badge is generated from the adapters that exist rather than typed by hand, so nothing can be listed as ready before it is.
- Where are my credentials kept?
- Encrypted, against the project they belong to, and used only to publish what you approved. Each site keeps its own, so one connection cannot reach another customer's site.
- Can I publish as a draft instead of live?
- Yes. Autopilot is a switch, and with it off nothing goes out until you press publish. Whichever way it is set, every change gets 28 days on its own before Aeoly judges what it did.
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