RSS: Let Readers Subscribe Their Way
A standard feed of the latest posts — for feed readers, and for newsletter tools that can pull from one.
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A standard feed of the latest posts — for feed readers, and for newsletter tools that can pull from one.
Responsive by default, and accessible by default — not a separate pass bolted on afterward.
One category per post for the big picture, unlimited tags for the specifics — and both are genuinely browsable, not just decoration.
No toggle to build or maintain — the whole site follows the reader's own system preference.
A search box that matches title, intro, and body — not just titles — built into the header on every page.
Nothing is ever really lost — every save is a revision, and going live is a deliberate step, not an accident.
Sitemaps, structured data, pagination, and a newsletter box — the unglamorous plumbing that actually drives traffic.
Site name, tagline, logo, and accent colors — all editable from Settings, no developer required.
A structured citation block so every factual claim in a post links back to where it came from.
An AI dashboard panel that reads your recent posts and suggests what to write next.
One click drafts three Instagram tones, a tweet, a LinkedIn post, and two ready-to-download image cards.
Shareable upload links that let anyone drop photos in, no account required.