Controlled publishing
Publyra connects editorial preparation to WordPress while preserving human approval. Nothing is sent until you select a destination and confirm the action.
How it works
Connect WordPress using an application password or WordPress.com/Jetpack OAuth.
Generate or open the article.
Review its title, content, metadata and images.
Choose a site and confirm publication.
Self-hosted WordPress sites can use application passwords. WordPress.com or Jetpack-connected sites can use OAuth.
Credentials and tokens are encrypted before storage using the appropriate client-side or server-side mechanism.
Publyra sends supported content and metadata, then associates the remote URL with the local article.
That association makes it possible to connect the article with Search Console performance.
The library loads each connected site’s published posts directly, including articles written before you signed up. Any WordPress article, whether created in Publyra or not, can become the starting point for a new draft.
Choose a fresh generation based on the title alone, or an update that uses the existing content as its reference. When updating, you decide separately whether current images are kept as they are or replaced with new illustrations.
After review, choose the destination: update the same WordPress post or create a new publication. An update only goes out after your explicit confirmation and keeps the original post ID and slug.
Generation and publishing remain separate. You can edit and retain a result without sending it to WordPress.
Available on plans that include CMS publishing; the connected-site limit depends on the plan.
FAQ
No. You select the site and explicitly confirm every publication.
Yes, for compatible WordPress.com or Jetpack sites through OAuth.
Yes on plans whose CMS limit allows multiple sites.
Yes. Connected sites’ posts load directly, including those written before you signed up. Generate a fresh version or an update based on the existing content, then choose between updating the same post or creating a new one.