Bloggable is an AI blogging platform. You create one or more blogs, generate and edit posts with AI, and publish them to a blog we host — either at a Bloggable address or on your own domain.
It is the CMS and the host. Bloggable doesn't publish out into WordPress or Ghost; it replaces them. If you already have a blog elsewhere, you bring it across once (see Importing an existing blog) and publish from Bloggable afterwards.
Your first 20 minutes
- Create a blog. Blogs → New blog. Give it a name, a niche and a target audience. These aren't decoration — every topic suggestion and every draft is written against them, so a vague niche produces vague articles. If you already have a website, you can create the blog from its URL and Bloggable will infer the branding, niche and audience for you.
- Set your brand voice. Paste one to five samples of writing you want to sound like into the blog's settings. Bloggable extracts a voice profile and applies it to everything it writes. This step costs no credits. See Brand voice.
- Write your first post. Open Posts → New post and either give the AI a topic, or run the full pipeline (research → draft → SEO → internal links) in one pass. See Writing posts with AI.
- Review it properly. Read the draft. Check the content score panel, fix anything flagged, and edit the parts only you could have written — the specifics, the opinion, the first-hand detail.
- Publish. Publish now, or schedule it. See Publishing posts and custom domains.
- Then consider Autopilot. Once you know what a good Bloggable post looks like for your blog, switch on Autopilot to keep producing them on a schedule. Doing this before step 4 is the most common way to end up with content you don't like at volume.
The onboarding checklist
New accounts get a checklist in the top bar that tracks the setup that actually affects output quality — voice profile, niche and audience, competitor URLs, a first published post, and so on. Each item deep-links to the exact field it's asking about. It's derived live from your account, so it stays honest: ticking things off means the setting really is set.
Where things live
| Section | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Account overview, recent activity, credit balance |
| Blogs | Create and configure blogs — voice, theme, SEO, domain, competitors |
| Posts | Every post across every blog, and the editor |
| Autopilot | Hands-off content generation on a schedule, per blog |
| Intelligence | Which existing posts need attention, and why |
| Settings | Account, profile, integrations, team, billing |
Two things worth knowing early
- Credits are pooled per account, not per blog or per person. Everything your team generates comes out of one balance. See How AI credits work.
- Joe is free to talk to. The orb in the bottom-right of every signed-in page answers product questions, reads your account, and can carry out real work on request. Asking him questions costs nothing. See Meet Joe.