I got tired of doing SEO manually, so we built a tool that finds, writes, links, schemas, and publishes articles automatically
Most indie founders do not have an SEO problem.
They have an execution problem.
The advice is always the same:
“Do keyword research.”
“Publish consistently.”
“Add internal links.”
“Optimize metadata.”
“Add schema.”
“Refresh old content.”
Great advice.
But who is doing all that while also building the product, fixing bugs, talking to users, doing support, posting on X, and trying not to die?
That is the problem we are trying to solve with SEOAutopilot.
The idea is simple:
Connect your website and Google Search Console. SEOAutopilot finds keyword opportunities, generates article ideas, writes optimized posts, adds internal links, creates JSON-LD schema, and publishes automatically.
We do not want to build another SEO dashboard.
Founders already have enough dashboards.
We want to build the thing that actually ships the SEO work.
Current focus:
Google Search Console-based keyword discovery
Competitor analysis
AI-generated SEO articles
Automated internal linking
JSON-LD schema generation
Publishing integrations for platforms like WordPress, Framer, and Contentful
The target customer is a solo founder or small SaaS team that knows SEO matters but cannot justify hiring an agency or spending 10 hours/week on content.
I would love feedback from other founders:
What would make you trust an automated SEO system enough to let it publish to your site?
And what would be an instant deal-breaker?
Most founders know exactly what needs to be done for SEO but they simply don't have the hours to handle keyword research and internal linking while building a product. It is frustrating to watch your rankings stall just because you couldn't find the time to turn a Google Search Console insight into an actual published post. Since you are automating the entire publishing flow how do you ensure the AI-generated content maintains a unique brand voice rather than sounding like generic filler?