Product
From thought to published.
Write it, say it, or let your AI create it. Bloting turns ideas into beautiful webpages, ready to be discovered.
Start from anything
Say it.
Type the idea the way you'd say it. A first draft is written while you watch.
Bring it.
A link, a document, or notes you already have become a draft you can shape.
Connect it.
Let the AI you already use send pages here, with the permissions you choose.
Edit with AI
Say what you want changed. You see the difference before anything is saved, and every accepted change becomes a version you can restore.
Why Small Teams Should Write Things Down
Writing things down is useful for teams. There are many reasons why documentation can help a team work better together over time.
What it saves
When a teammate is away, nobody else knows why something was built the way it was. New hires ask the same questions, in the same order, and the same people stop their work to answer them. Over a year this adds up to a surprising amount of time that could have been spent building, and it also means that knowledge leaves whenever a person does.
Three habits that are enough
- Decision notes — one paragraph on what was chosen and why.
- How-to pages — the steps for anything done more than twice.
- A weekly summary — what changed, in five lines.
Pick a request to see the proposed change.
Ask for a change
Demo — scripted example. In the product, edits are written by AI and saved as versions.
Publish instantly
The page you preview is the page readers get, at an address that is yours.
- 01Preview
- 02Publish
- 03You’re live.
Why Small Teams Should Write Things Down
A decision that lives only in someone's head has to be made again the next time it comes up. Writing it down once is cheaper than rediscovering it every quarter.
Without notes, knowledge leaves when people do, and new hires ask the same questions of the same few people.
Sample result
Checks
- Content qualityPassed
- Source statusPassed
- Mobile readinessPassed
- Search metadataPassed
- URL availabilityPassed
- Publishing permissionsPassed
All six checks passed. You can publish.
Demo — scripted example. Nothing is published and no page is created. Live means anyone with the link can read it now. Whether a search engine has indexed it is a separate question, reported separately.
Discover with SAO
Every page is structured for people, search engines and AI systems, and Discover reports what actually happened. No one can promise a ranking or a citation, and we don't.
Last 28 daysDemo data
Before you connect Search Console
- Search clicks
- Connect Search Console
- Google Search Console
- Search impressions
- Connect Search Console
- Google Search Console
- Search CTR
- Connect Search Console
- Google Search Console
- AI referrals
- 14
- Measured from visits
Recommendations
This page has no summary.
Why Small Teams Should Write Things Down · Based on the page's structure
- Evidence
- The summary field is empty. The title and the body are filled in.
- Suggested change
- Add a one-sentence summary, for example: “Writing a decision down once costs less than rediscovering it.”
- Why
- The summary is the description the page offers to search results and link previews. Without one, each service picks its own lines.
- Confidence
- High. This is a fact about the page, not a prediction about traffic.
Demo — scripted example. Search figures come from Google Search Console; AI referrals are visits Bloting measured, not a count of citations.
Connect your AI
Give the assistant you already use one address. It drafts and edits; publishing stays with you unless you grant it.
MCP server address
https://bloting.com/mcp
Your AI assistant
ConnectedPermissions
- Read content
- Create drafts
- Edit drafts
- Publish content
Without this, it prepares pages and asks you to approve them.
- Delete content
Lets it delete pages. Leave off unless you need it.
Approvals
DemoYour AI assistant wants to publish “Why Small Teams Should Write Things Down”
Demo — scripted example. The assistant and its request are samples.
Grow on Autopilot
PreviewAutopilot takes the repeated steps off your hands and stops wherever you told it to ask. Nothing is published without you unless you switch automatic publishing on, inside limits you set.
01Research
Only from sources you approve.
02Draft
Written to your topics and voice.
03Review
You approve here.
Your approval
04Publish
Only inside limits you set.
05Improve
Suggests updates. Never edits alone.
Earn with LOOPIS
LOOPIS is on by default and can be switched off: a recommendation area at the end of each page shows pages from other sites and labeled ads. Ad earnings come from valid clicks and verified conversions, and Bloting takes no fee from them; we don't promise an amount or a date.
PreviewPer-creator earnings reporting is rolling out with LOOPIS. Until it is live, the Earn view shows no figures rather than an estimate.
What works today.
Checked against the product, not the roadmap.
- Available
AI writing and conversational editing
Drafts and edits are written by an AI model; every edit is shown as a difference first.
- Available
Version comparison and restore
Compare any earlier version with the current one and bring it back.
- Available
Source link checking
Confirms links load. It does not fact-check.
- Available
Scheduled publishing
Pick a time and the page publishes itself.
- Available
Three article templates
Editorial, Minimal, and Magazine.
- Available
Content export
Markdown and JSON.
- Available
REST API and MCP server
Tested against the protocol; not yet tried with every AI client.
- Preview
Autopilot
Settings and approvals are in place; scheduled runs are still being proven.
- Preview
LOOPIS earnings per creator
The LOOPIS area is live; per-creator earnings reporting is rolling out.