Write. Check. Merged.
The blog for your website.
Write your articles yourself, with AI assistance if you like. Merged adds the blog to your existing site and makes sure every article can be found on Google and in AI search.
No WordPress, no database. Your blog stays in your own repository. Servers in Frankfurt.
Three steps to your article
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Write
Write
In an editor as simple as a word processor. If you like, your AI helps with ideas, outlines and edits.
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Check
Check
Merged shows you in plain words whether your article will be found, and what is still missing.
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Merged
Publish
One click and the article appears in the look of your website. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Everything a good blog needs
Merged takes care of the tech and discoverability, you take care of your content.
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Set up in minutes
Overview page, menu item, RSS and author page are added to your website automatically.
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Discoverable from day one
Descriptions, structured data and sitemap for Google and AI search like ChatGPT.
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AI if you want it
With your ChatGPT or Claude account, your own key, or no AI at all.
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You approve
Every article starts as a proposal. It only goes live with your click.
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Yours to keep
Your articles live as files in your repository. No platform lock-in.
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Coming soon: stats for your articles
Next up are Google Search Console data in your dashboard, later a counter of our own that collects as little data as possible.
For freelancers
Your blog, without WordPress
You have a nice website and finally want to start blogging? Merged adds the blog without rebuilding your site.
For static websites
A blog for your site on GitHub
Your website lives on GitHub, for example on GitHub Pages? Merged adds every article as a file to your repository and leaves the rest of your site as it is. At launch for Jekyll and plain HTML sites.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need AI to use Merged?
No. You can write everything yourself. Checking and publishing work exactly the same.
Does Merged work with my website?
If your site lives on GitHub, for example on GitHub Pages, yes. At launch we support Jekyll and plain HTML sites.
What happens to my articles if I stop using Merged?
They stay where they are: as files in your repository and live on your website.
Can Merged break my website?
Merged only proposes changes. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Where is my data stored?
Merged stores your data on servers in Frankfurt (EU). Your articles live in your own repository on GitHub. If you use AI assistance, it runs through your own account with that provider.
Be part of the test phase
Merged starts with a small test phase. Join the waitlist and we will let you know as soon as you can start your blog.