How to publish fresh content every day on your portal or blog without writing it all by hand
You can keep a site updated every day without building a newsroom: Naito follows the headlines in the categories you choose and delivers, for each one, an original article in your voice, with an image and SEO ready, straight to your CMS. You decide how many articles arrive per day and how much human review you want before anything is published.
Who it's for
Portals, blogs and companies that need a steady flow of current content on one or more topics and want to keep the editorial decision in their own hands.
Who it's not for
Anyone who publishes a few pieces a month and prefers to write each one by hand. Naito's gain is in daily, recurring volume, not in a single standalone text.
How to do it with Naito
Choose your categories and source countries
In the dashboard, set the topics your site covers and which countries Naito should follow headlines from. The number of categories and source countries depends on your plan.
Set your voice
Fill in the voice profile — tone, audience, editorial angle, depth and output language — so every article comes out in your site's style rather than as generic text.
Choose how many articles arrive per shift
With delivery windows, you set how many articles arrive automatically in each part of the day. The rest of the daily quota stays reserved for on-demand requests: a free topic or up to 3 of your own URLs.
Set the review level and connect your CMS
Publish everything straight through, hold back only low-confidence articles, or approve each one in a queue: the policy is yours. Then connect WordPress, Ghost, a webhook, RSS or the API, and articles start arriving on their own.
Why it works better this way
Every article is original, not a copy
The text is written from facts gathered across several sources, never copied or closely paraphrased from a single one. When two accounts start from the same headline, each gets a different editorial angle.
Volume without losing control
The review queue shows, claim by claim, the source sentence that backs it. You check before you approve, not after you publish.
Ready to publish, no rework
Each article arrives with a summary, key points, a 16:9 cover image with alt text and caption, an SEO title and description, and NewsArticle JSON-LD.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this guide
How many articles per day does Naito deliver?
It depends on the plan: from 2 per day in the free trial to 100 per day on the Scale plan. The full grid is on the pricing page.
Do I have to review every article?
No. You choose between publishing everything straight through, holding back only low-confidence articles (the recommended setting), or approving one by one.
Is the content always about the day's news?
Monitoring starts from the headlines in the categories you choose. For formats such as explainers, lists, comparisons, FAQs, how-to guides or timelines, use on-demand generation with a free topic.
Is publishing every day good for Google?
Google judges whether content is useful, not which tool produced it. That is why Naito keeps optional editorial review, traceable sources and your own voice. See the guide on AI-generated content.
More guides
How to keep your own voice in AI-written content
Voice profile, style guide and your own facts, applied to every article.
Read the guide→Does Google penalize AI-generated content?
What Google actually punishes, and how to publish with AI without exposing yourself.
Read the guide→How to publish automatically to WordPress or Ghost
Connect once and articles arrive on their own, as drafts or published.
Read the guide→Try Naito free for 7 days
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