Been running content sites for a while and the biggest time sink was always the research before writing. Manually checking what the top 10 results cover for a keyword, mapping out subtopics, figuring out what questions people are asking. Takes an hour before you've written a single word.
So I built QuillRank to automate that whole process. You enter a keyword, it pulls the top Google results, analyses what they cover, and generates an article structured to compete with what's already on page one.
Launched a few days ago. Free tier gives you 3 articles a month. Running costs are under £30/mo total. No outside funding, just evenings and weekends.
Still very early but keen to hear what other indie hackers think. Especially interested in whether anyone else has tried basing AI content on SERP data rather than generating from a blank prompt.