Writizzy

Let me tell you a story

10 months ago, with my cofounder Hugo, we had a crazy idea

When everyone was betting on AI and launching SaaS to automate blogs and content, we thought

"Hey, why don't we just build a writing platform for people, not AI?"

It was a bad business idea, we already knew that.

But we both have 2 unfair advantages: time and passion.

#Writizzy is our attempt to build the blogging platform we'd always wanted. Simple. Independent. Built for humans.

We had a lot of doubts the past few months, but recently, a few big companies signed up for our team plans, and we reached 1,000 created blog!!

The future is bright for Writizzy ☀️

We just reached 900 blogs on #Writizzy 😱

And it's just the beginning, the growth has been exponential the past few weeks 👀

Did you know? With #Writizzy you can host your blog at yourdomain.com/blog 😎

Sounds like a detail. It's not. Google treats a subdomain as a separate site, so every article you write builds authority somewhere else. A subdirectory feeds your main domain instead.

Most blogging platforms only hand you a subdomain because it's easier to set up. We support both!!

No AI on #Writizzy 🙅🏻

Most blogging platforms are racing in the same direction right now.

MCPs. Publishing APIs. AI integrations. One-click "write this post for me" buttons. Agents that draft, schedule, and publish on your behalf while you sleep.

The result?

More and more of what you read on the internet isn't written by a human anymore.

It's generated, optimized, and published at a scale no person could match.

And if the trend continues (and it will), the internet becomes a place where AIs write for other AIs to read.

Humans, somewhere in the middle, scrolling past content that was never really meant for them.

We don't want that on Writizzy.

We want that when you open a Writizzy blog, you can think: a human wrote this, this is real.

So here's our commitment: Writizzy will never have AI integrations.

No MCP. No publishing API. No "generate a post" button. No agents hooked up to your account.

If you publish on Writizzy, it's because you sat down and wrote it.

Your words, your rhythm, your mistakes, your voice.

That's the whole point.

Long live personal human blogs 💪🏻

We quietly released an API for #Writizzy 👀.

You can now fetch your blog posts easily!

The next step feels logical: Uneed's blog will soon migrate to Writizzy 😎 I can't wait to be able to use my own product to write Uneed's blog!!

✨ Introducing the biggest update #Writizzy has ever had

We called it Discover.

👤 Every user now has a profile page on our website, showcasing their profile, blog posts and subscribers. You can even post links!

👀 Explore feed: a showcase of the most interesting blog posts in our network, updated in real time

💌 Following: like a social media, follow your favorite authors to have their blog posts displayed here!

Technically, Writizzy is now a TRUE competitor to the biggest players out there.

The next step starts today: we will focus on SEO and growth. The goal: $1K MRR before the end of May!

✨ You can now import your Substack articles into Writizzy.

Bring your existing content over in a few clicks: no copy-pasting, no reformatting 🙌🏻

We just shipped multi-blog on Writizzy.com ✨

You can now run multiple blogs under a single account. Different topics, different vibes, one subscription 😎

We just published comparison pages for Writizzy 🥊

Example: https://writizzy.com/compare/ghost

We've got a new theme on Writizzy: Terminal!

Free to use, of course!