An editor that shows its arithmetic
A full-width editor with a score you can take apart, a reviewer that reads your prose as you type, and a version behind every save. Open it on its own, or send a Fabric cell into it and write the result back to the row.
The results were reviewed by the team and it was basically a very strong quarter, which is something that the numbers, taken together with the forecast we published in the spring, do seem to support fairly clearly.
What Studio gives you
A score with its weights on screen
Three seconds after you stop typing, the draft is scored on five things that can be counted: whether it opens with an H1, whether it carries subheadings, its length against a 600-word target, its Flesch-Kincaid reading grade, and how the focus keyword sits in the text. Leave the keyword blank and that dimension reports as not run while the other four renormalize, so the number stays an average of what was actually measured.
Five checks that run as you type
Passive constructions, sentences past thirty words, the six words that weaken a line (very, really, just, actually, basically, literally), a keyword density read against a 1 to 2 percent band, and a warning once a draft is long enough to look finished but short enough to read thin. These run in the browser on every keystroke, with no request and no waiting.
Every save keeps a version
Each save writes a numbered version you can open from the panel and restore in one click. Nothing overwrites anything, so a rewrite you regret is one click back to the draft you had before it.
A round trip to a Fabric row
Open any Fabric cell here and it arrives as a real document with its own history, export and publish targets. When you are finished, write it back and the row takes the new text in the format it was already in, ready for the schedule to publish it.
How it works
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Start from a template or a blank page
Thirty-two templates across blog posts, email, ads, landing pages, ecommerce and social, each written in the brand voice you set once. Or open a blank document and set the focus keyword yourself.
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Write with the panel open
The inspector holds the score, the live checks, your stats and a SERP preview showing the title and description as a result page would render them. The library beside it filters your documents by folder, by status and by search, so the last draft is one click away.
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Publish it or take it with you
Send the piece to WordPress, to a GitHub repo, or to a site you built here, as a draft or published. Export it as Markdown, HTML or plain text if it is going somewhere else. No score gates the button; the panel reports what it found and the call is yours.
Write your next piece in Studio
Seven-day trial. Paste a draft in and watch the five scores land before you change a word.