The articles AI engines actually cite, written for you.
Point Scribe at a query where AI engines never mention you, give it a few URLs about your brand, and get 1 primary and 3 supporting articles, ready to publish.

Owned content still gets cited. If it's built right.
AI engines lean on third-party sources, but brand articles show up in citations too. The ones that make it share a shape: they answer one query head-on, carry real facts, and cover the topic from multiple angles. Scribe writes exactly that shape.

Three steps to a published cluster

Paste URLs about your brand. Scribe reads them before writing, so articles carry your facts, not guesses.

Your queries, sorted by least visible, straight from your dashboard. Or type your own.

One run produces 1 primary and 3 supporting articles with metadata. Review, edit, publish on your blog.
Built to win queries, not fill calendars
Starts where you're invisible.
The Least Visible tab shows the queries where AI engines answer without you. Every run is an attempt to take a spot you have zero share of.
4 articles per run.
One primary that targets the query directly, three supporting that cover the angles around it, built to interlink.
Your facts, not guesses.
Scribe writes from the source URLs you give it. Product pages and docs in, accurate articles out.
Publish-ready metadata.
Every article ships with a meta title, meta description, and meta tags. Copy, paste, done.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to some of the most common questions from the community about Scribe.
Scribe is the GEO content agent in Scribble's Content Hub. It writes 4 articles per run, 1 primary and 3 supporting, targeting a single query you choose, using source URLs you provide as context.
No. Scribe only writes from the source URLs you give it and the query you pick, it doesn't invent facts or write generic content. Every article is built to target one query, get cited on it, and interlink with the rest of the batch.
Scribe writes the articles and ships them with publish-ready metadata, meta title, meta description, and meta tags, but you review and publish. Download the batch or copy it straight to your CMS.
URLs about your brand: product pages, docs, existing blog posts, anything that carries the facts you want the article built on. Scribe reads them before writing, so articles carry your facts, not guesses.
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