The Open Hyperintelligent
SEO Network
Every connected site is part of a living, self-improving network. An LLM-driven matching engine pairs sites by relevance. A DA-ladder system lifts the entire network. Automated safety systems protect every member. This is what it looks like right now.
Simulated network — hover nodes to inspect. New sites join every few seconds.
Sites are matched by domain authority
Cross-links only flow between sites in the same DA band or one band apart. A DA 5 site gets links from sites up to DA 30. When it grows to DA 20, it unlocks links from DA 50. Authority builds in steps, not jumps — the way Google expects it.
The Link Ladder
Lower DA sites receive links from one band above — pulling them up. Mid-band sites receive from one above them. Authority flows naturally through the network like a chain lift. No site jumps from DA 10 to getting links from DA 70 — that would trigger every spam filter Google has. The ladder prevents it by design.
The network protects itself
Every site in the network affects every other site. One bad actor could poison the entire graph. So the system watches, detects, and acts automatically.
Sites are monitored for spam patterns, thin content, redirect chains, and deceptive practices. Automated scans flag suspicious behavior before it can affect the network.
When a site gets flagged, all cross-links pointing to it are automatically removed and replaced with links to the next highest-scoring relevant article. The network heals itself.
Cross-links are restricted to adjacent DA bands. A DA 10 site never gets a link from a DA 70 site. This prevents the unnatural link patterns that get networks penalized.
Sites must verify domain ownership before network features activate. DNS TXT record or meta tag verification. No anonymous domains.
Publish times randomized within 4-hour windows. Article lengths vary 1,200–3,500 words. Cross-link counts vary 1–5 per article. No two sites in a network share a detectable pattern.
Every cross-link must exceed a minimum relevance score (tag overlap + keyword matching + recency). No random links. Every connection is editorially justified.
Play fair or get out
The network is only as strong as its weakest link. One bad actor can poison the authority graph for everyone. So the system has zero tolerance. It watches, it detects, and it acts — instantly and without warning.
What gets you removed
What happens when you're flagged
What playing by the rules earns you
The safety systems aren't here to be restrictive. They exist so that when you invest in the network, your investment is protected. Every bad site removed makes your site stronger. Every clean site that joins makes the network more valuable for everyone.
Built for machines, not just humans
Networkr is API-first. No browser needed, no dashboard to scrape, no OAuth flows. AI agents, MCP servers, and automation pipelines can connect sites, trigger generation, and monitor the network with plain HTTP calls.
// Any agent that can make HTTP requests can use this POST https://cm.networkr.dev/api/connect Authorization: Bearer nk_... { "domain": "client-site.com", "email": "client@company.com", "db_type": "hosted", "niche": "fintech", "voice_preset": "professional" } // Response: site_id, network_id, first article generating
// Check network health GET /api/orchestrator/latest // Trigger article on demand POST /api/sites/:id/blog/generate { "topic": "Edge computing trends 2026" } // Get keyword rankings GET /api/seo/keywords/:siteId // Run SEO Brain for topic discovery POST /api/seo/brain/trigger { "site_id": "client-site-com" } // Public stats (no auth) GET /api/network/stats
Agent Integration Patterns
npm install networkr
The JavaScript SDK wraps the full API. Connect sites, generate articles, manage voices, track keywords — all from code.
import Networkr from 'networkr' const nm = new Networkr({ apiKey: 'nk_...' }) // Connect a new site const site = await nm.connect({ domain: 'myblog.com', email: 'me@company.com', db_type: 'hosted', niche: 'developer tools' }) // Generate an article on a specific topic await nm.generate(site.id, { topic: 'Why SQLite beats Postgres for side projects' }) // List all sites with stats const sites = await nm.sites() // Get keyword rankings const keywords = await nm.keywords(site.id) // Check system health (no auth needed) const health = await nm.health()
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