The open hyperintelligent SEO network
One install.
Fully autonomous SEO.
The web is drowning in AI slop written to game Google, not serve readers — and Google's answer has been to punish everyone. Networkr takes the opposite path: every article is research-backed, quality-gated, AI-disclosed, and cross-linked only with real sites in a trusted network. Independent sites rising together, instead of racing to the bottom.
One line in your terminal and you're in. The system researches, writes, publishes, cross-links, and tracks — every day, autonomously. An LLM matching engine keeps sites complementary, a DA ladder lifts the whole network together.
Email: you@company.com
Backend? none — using hosted mode
Generating first article...
2,254 words · 3 cross-links · cover image · SEO optimized
GET /api/blog/your-site-com/posts — your blog is live
Two feeds. One network.
Every site on Networkr ships with two blog feeds running the same quality gates. Pick the one that fits where you are. Flip between them when you ship.
For sites that are already live
SERP-aware articles written for readers searching your niche today. Pulled from live news + Google PAA + related searches, cross-checked against an editorial spine, cited with real outbound references a skeptical reader can follow.
- · Weekly (free) or daily (pro) cadence
- · Evergreen-leaning, keyword-targeted
- · Optimized for organic search traffic
For sites being actively built
Dated, first-person posts grounded in what actually shipped this week. Every post doubles as a compact research note — tension framed, approaches tried and rejected, scar tissue included, followed by a real open question and one or two experiments the reader could run. By launch day, you have six months of verifiable history.
- · Weekly cadence, tied to your real commits
- · Research-paper shape, not a changelog dump
- · Unclonable E-E-A-T — fake build logs can't cite SHAs
Same quality gates across both: research-relevance filtering, verified outbound links, narrative spine before writing, zero invented specifics, public lineage per post. Flip to production the week you launch — your builder archive stays.
Built for the whole journey. Not one step.
You started this to build a product. Not to learn six dashboards, write a content calendar, pitch bloggers, configure ad accounts, and wire up an email tool. One idea, one install line. The Founder Suite activates stage by stage — always in your terminal, always in your project, always your data. Have a homepage or just an idea? Start here.
networkr turns on. A builder-log blog records your work week by week. Industry news + forecasts position you as a voice in your category before you ship a single feature. Six months of verifiable thought-leadership history by launch day.
On by default.
Socials turn on. Same voice, same lineage. Threads, posts, clips — distributed from the articles you're already writing. You don't do social. The system does social, from what you've already made.
Activate ~2 weeks out via the install rail's offer-viralr step.
outboxr fires a targeted drip to local + niche outlets that actually cover your category. Not a blast — verified angles, personalized pitches, reply tracking. Every response routes to your inbox.
Activate launch minus 5 days via the install rail's offer-outboxr step.
Google Ads (via networkr) and social boost (via viralr) auto-configured from articles already ranking and content already performing. Budget cap enforced. Creative from your real work. Landing pages are the articles Google already rewarded.
Ships Q3 2026. Today, viralr can already auto-boost organic winners on social.
Autonomous agents you email tasks to. PR follow-ups, social replies, ad creative refreshes, inbox routing. Weekly report lands in your inbox. Hire as many as you need, fire with one command.
Ships Q3 2026 as Minions. Join the waitlist via the install rail's tease step.
outboxr also runs all your website addresses, email replies, and routing — tell the terminal what you need, the agent sorts it out.
The hassle vs. the flow
- · 4–6 dashboards to learn (~40 hrs)
- · SEO crash course (~80 hrs)
- · Social scheduler + content calendar (~10 hrs/wk forever)
- · PR list research + pitch writing (~20 hrs one-time hell)
- · Ad account setup across 2–3 platforms (~1 week each)
- · Weekly context switching across every tool
- · $300–1500/mo in SaaS to cover the same ground
Industry numbers vary, but the pattern doesn't: somewhere between 25% and 65% of your build time gets eaten by tooling that wasn't the product.
- ✓ One terminal
- ✓ Minutes per stage to activate
- ✓ One backend, one auth, one reputation graph
- ✓ Your DB, your domain, your hosting
- ✓ We host the brain. You own the output.
~30 minutes a week operating the whole system. The rest is yours — for building.
Your content. Your data. Your trust score. All yours. Connect your own DB or use hosted mode. Self-host the engine if you prefer. Every article, post, pitch, and metric lives under your domain. The Founder Suite is the rails. You are the brand.
We grow together. We build together. We succeed together.
AI content tools automated the wrong thing
They automated the writing and called it a product. You still do everything else — the research, the SEO strategy, the publishing, the linking, the tracking. They replaced the writer with a button. You're still the operator.
Links point to their platform.
Authority goes to their domain.
Links point to your sites.
Authority goes to your domain.
Same output. A fraction of the cost.
Every tool below generates AI articles. Some optimize for SEO. Some track keywords. None of them do everything. None of them auto-publish. And all of them cost 10–25x more.
| Tool | Price | Articles | Auto-publish | Cross-links | Rank tracking | Cover images |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surfer SEO | $89–219/mo | 5–30 | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Jasper AI | $59–69/seat | Unlimited* | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Byword.ai | $99/mo | 30 | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Writesonic | $49–99/mo | 15–30 | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Semrush | $139–499/mo | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Frase | $15–115/mo | 4–∞ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Networkr | $2–8/site | 30/site | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
* Jasper generates text you still have to edit, format, SEO-optimize, and publish yourself. Most tools automate writing. We automated the entire workflow — research, writing, images, publishing, linking, and tracking. That's why the price is different.
Byword charges $99/mofor 30 articles on one site. That's $3.30 per article.
Networkr charges $8/mofor 30 articles on one site — with rank tracking, cross-linking, cover images, and auto-publishing included. That's $0.27 per article.
Add more sites and the price drops further. At 7+ sites: $2/site = $0.07 per article. A freelance writer charges more for one sentence.
From zero to published in one call
Connect your site
One command. It detects your framework, database, and config. Registers your site and joins your network. No account creation, no onboarding flow, no tutorial.
First article generates immediately
The pipeline fires on connect — live news research, topic selection, SERP competitive analysis, writing with your voice, cover image, publish. Done in under 2 minutes.
Cross-links build automatically
Every article gets relevant links to and from sibling sites in your network. Scored by tag overlap, keyword relevance, and recency. Real editorial links, not spam.
Weekly digest lands in your inbox
Monday email: what published, how keywords moved, pipeline health. No app to open.
The system is built to uplift itself
In the backend, an LLM-driven matching engine ensures no site in the network competes with another. A DA-ladder system builds authority for the entire network, not a selected few. When a high-DA site connects, it gains even more value — but it also lifts every site linked to it. The whole network rises together.
Daily SEO articles from live SERP research. Keyword tracking. Site health audits. Weekly digest. Already more than most tools give you for $99/mo.
Cross-linking activates. The matching engine pairs sites by niche relevance — never competitors, always complementary. Authority starts compounding across your portfolio.
Full authority network. The DA ladder activates — higher authority sites pull lower ones up, band by band. Every new article strengthens the entire graph. This is what agencies build for $10K/month. You get it for free.
Matching Engine
The LLM analyzes every site's niche, topics, and audience. Cross-links only flow between complementary sites — a devtools blog links to an infrastructure blog, not a competing devtools blog. No site cannibalizes another.
DA Ladder
Sites are grouped by domain authority bands. Links flow from one band above — pulling sites up naturally. A DA 10 site gets links from DA 20–30. When it reaches DA 20, it unlocks DA 40. Authority builds in steps, the way Google expects.
Free. Private. Swedish.
Built by heimlandr.io — a Swedish tech company that believes the best way to fix a broken industry is to make the expensive thing free and the manual thing automatic.
Not freemium. Not a trial. Weekly articles, internal cross-linking, audits, and digest — free forever. Pro unlocks daily cadence and network linking.
We don't sell it, track you, or monetize your traffic. Swedish-built, GDPR native. Privacy isn't a feature — it's the law.
PBNs are link farms that get penalized. Networkr connects real sites with real content. Cross-links are scored for topical relevance, with public lineage per post.
One endpoint. No onboarding.
No backend? Use hosted mode — we store and serve your articles. Have Supabase or PocketBase? We write directly to your DB. Either way: connect in one call, first article publishes immediately.
// Start the install rail — no database required POST /api/install { domain: "your-site.com", email: "you@company.com" } // Follow each next_step envelope — pick db_type: // "hosted" in the activate step. Done. // Articles served at: GET /api/blog/your-site-com/posts
// Already have a backend? We write directly to it POST /api/install { domain: "myblog.com", email: "me@company.com" } // In the activate envelope, supply your DB: { step_id: "activate", db_type: "supabase", db_url: "https://xyz.supabase.co", db_key: "service_role_key" } // Articles written to your blog_posts table