Write your essay once. WritePublishGrow turns it into the right sneak peeks, posted on the right channels at the right time, and sends agents out to find the rooms where your readers actually live.
“Write better.”
Write smarter afteryou’ve written.
Four moves, repeated weekly. The platform does the heavy lifting between #2 and #4. You stay in the writing.
Keep writing on Medium, Substack, LinkedIn, Ghost, your own blog, wherever feels like home. Drop in a URL or paste the draft. Your long-form stays the source of truth.
LLMs read your essay and propose sneak-peek posts for each channel—different angles, voices, lengths. You approve or rewrite.
The calendar staggers posts across the week, using the same data 1,000+ writers contributed: who reads what, when.
Agents find new rooms to enter. Predictions tell you when a post is worth boosting. You stay in the writing.
We worked with each of these writers by hand for the first six months, listening to what landed, where, and when. WPG is what we kept doing, minus the manual part. The flat line on the left is the “writing into the void” stretch. The right side is what happened after.
What changed: agents found 4 dev subreddits and 2 Substack Notes circles. Tuesday-morning slices replaced Friday-evening link drops.
What changed:per-channel rewrites unlocked HackerNews, Dev.to, and LinkedIn long-form. Two posts got “best of week” picks.
What changed:Daily.Dev and Dev.to picked up two old essays. Prediction engine moved publish day from Mon → Thu evenings.
For six months we sat with 43 writers, scheduled their cross-channel posts manually, talked to the readers who clicked, and tracked which angles actually traveled. WPG is the product of that work. Every prediction, slice, and forum suggestion in the app is something we did manually first, until we knew it was a pattern, not a fluke.
Each tool here exists for one reason—to reduce the distance between a sentence you wrote and a reader who’d love it.
We track click-through across thousands of writers and 1,000+ publishers. Our model matches your essay against that swarm intelligence and tells you the channel × time × angle most likely to land.
Agents read forums, subreddits, Discords, and niche newsletters—and surface the threads, articles, and communities where a link-back to your work would actually fit (and be welcome).
LLMs adapt your essay’s hook for each platform—a thread on X, a story on LinkedIn, a comment-shaped pitch on Reddit. All editable. All yours.
What’s working for 1,000+ writers shaping signal from noise this week? You get the lift without sharing your content.
Desktop edition runs against any provider, including local models. Stop paying three subscriptions for tools that just call an API.
Don’t want to manage keys? Top up credits with us and route to any model—GPT, Claude, Llama, Mistral, whatever’s next. We pass cost through; no markup games.
For the moments a post deserves a push: WPG will analyze your audience overlap with paid surfaces and tell you exactly which platform, segment, and creative will compound—and which will burn.
Connect once. Post forever. We’re rolling integrations out in order of writer demand—vote with your signup.
A few of the people using WPG right now. Hover to pause.
Wrote one essay last month. WPG turned it into 14 posts. I haven’t drafted a single “social post” since.
The agent surfaced two niche subreddits I’d been trying to crack for years. Both my best-performing links to date.
I stopped “doing distribution.” That’s the actual win. I just write now.
Prediction engine flat-out told me to skip Tuesday for my audience. I’d been posting Tuesdays for 4 years. It was right.
Pay-once desktop edition is the most honest software pricing I’ve seen in five years. I bought it twice on principle.
I’d written 47 essays and 9 people had ever read them. Now my last 3 posts each got over 1,000 readers.
WPG does the job a junior growth marketer would charge me €3k/mo for. My credit balance reads €4.10 this month.
The forum-scout sent me to a 600-person Discord. Three of them now write back when I publish.
I trust the timing more than my own instincts at this point. That’s a strange sentence to write.
It picked Saturday 6pm for a long-form Reddit reply. I’d have NEVER. It hit /r/all.
Wrote one essay last month. WPG turned it into 14 posts. I haven’t drafted a single “social post” since.
The agent surfaced two niche subreddits I’d been trying to crack for years. Both my best-performing links to date.
I stopped “doing distribution.” That’s the actual win. I just write now.
Prediction engine flat-out told me to skip Tuesday for my audience. I’d been posting Tuesdays for 4 years. It was right.
Pay-once desktop edition is the most honest software pricing I’ve seen in five years. I bought it twice on principle.
I’d written 47 essays and 9 people had ever read them. Now my last 3 posts each got over 1,000 readers.
WPG does the job a junior growth marketer would charge me €3k/mo for. My credit balance reads €4.10 this month.
The forum-scout sent me to a 600-person Discord. Three of them now write back when I publish.
I trust the timing more than my own instincts at this point. That’s a strange sentence to write.
It picked Saturday 6pm for a long-form Reddit reply. I’d have NEVER. It hit /r/all.
Bring-your-own-key is the move. I run it against a local Mistral, costs me nothing, no one sees my drafts.
Switched from buffering posts in 3 tools to WPG. Saved 4 hours/week. Subs up 280% in 6 weeks.
Honestly the “sea of slop” framing is what got me to sign up. Then the product matched the pitch.
I write on Substack. WPG reads it directly. No copy-paste, no exports, no fiddling. That’s the whole pitch for me.
Best €100 I’ve spent on writing tooling. Genuinely surprised at the depth of the desktop build.
We went from 800 to 3,900 readers in a month. I’m a skeptic by nature and even I’m impressed.
WPG’s per-channel rewrite for LinkedIn is sneakily good. It doesn’t sound like LinkedIn slop. That’s the trick.
The credit balance is the cleanest billing experience in any AI tool I use. Three cents a campaign. Done.
I run a tiny newsletter on cycling infra. WPG found me 11 forums I’d never have located. Six replied.
Open-source dev posts on Dev.to are now my biggest signup source. WPG saw that. I didn’t.
Bring-your-own-key is the move. I run it against a local Mistral, costs me nothing, no one sees my drafts.
Switched from buffering posts in 3 tools to WPG. Saved 4 hours/week. Subs up 280% in 6 weeks.
Honestly the “sea of slop” framing is what got me to sign up. Then the product matched the pitch.
I write on Substack. WPG reads it directly. No copy-paste, no exports, no fiddling. That’s the whole pitch for me.
Best €100 I’ve spent on writing tooling. Genuinely surprised at the depth of the desktop build.
We went from 800 to 3,900 readers in a month. I’m a skeptic by nature and even I’m impressed.
WPG’s per-channel rewrite for LinkedIn is sneakily good. It doesn’t sound like LinkedIn slop. That’s the trick.
The credit balance is the cleanest billing experience in any AI tool I use. Three cents a campaign. Done.
I run a tiny newsletter on cycling infra. WPG found me 11 forums I’d never have located. Six replied.
Open-source dev posts on Dev.to are now my biggest signup source. WPG saw that. I didn’t.
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