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September 9, 2026 Why I built ZyVOP: I got tired of cross-posting my blogs manually

Hey everyone,

I’m Sanjay, a software engineer and the solo developer behind ZyVOP (zyvop.com).

Every time I wrote a technical post, I ran into the same annoying problem: having to copy and paste the whole thing between DEV, Hashnode and WordPress. Formatting always broke, code snippets lost their styling, and setting canonical links on each site by hand was just boring repetitive work.

So I decided to build ZyVOP to solve that for myself.

You write your post once on ZyVOP, and it pushes the article to DEV.to, Hashnode, WordPress, Bluesky, and Mastodon with one click. It automatically handles the canonical URLs so your original post keeps the SEO credit. If you prefer working in the terminal, I also made a simple CLI (npx zyvop) so you can publish straight from your local Markdown files.

Right now there are around 220 developers on the site and people are publishing articles daily. The platform is completely free.

I'm posting here to get some honest feedback from other developers who write. If you have a minute to test it out, I’d really appreciate any thoughts on what feels good, what's broken, or what you'd like to see next.

Thanks!

5 Comments

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    The 220 users publishing daily is meaningful early evidence. Are they actually returning to ZyVOP as their default publishing workflow, or is it mainly a one-time convenience when they have an article to distribute?
    1. 1
      Great question! Just to clarify: we have 220 total registered users, with around 4-5 active writers publishing daily (averaging 5–6 posts/day). Right now, it's a mix. The daily writers use ZyVOP as their primary editor and publishing base, while for many others it started as a one-time convenience to test cross-posting. Turning those one-time users into regular, repeat writers is my main focus right now. Would love to hear any thoughts you have on what drives that publishing habit!
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        That primary-workflow signal is interesting. If you’re open to it, what’s the best email to reach you on?

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          hello@zyvop.com
          1. 1

            Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.

            Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.

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