Built by an SEO professional for their own business first
Postiplex started as the engine behind the founder's own online store: a way to publish an article that can rank every week, and everything that should follow from it, without a content team. It still runs that store.
- What it is
- A content engine for small businesses: one researched article a week, published to your blog, posted to every social channel, turned into a podcast episode and a YouTube video. Everything after setup runs from a schedule.
- Who builds it
- To fill in: the founder's name, a sentence on their SEO background, and a photo
- Since
- 2026. The first customer was the founder's own store; the second brand onboarded in September 2026.
- Where
- To fill in: legal entity name, city and country
- Customer zero
- The founder's own store runs on the same engine, with the same gate, the same fact check and the same scheduler. There is no internal version.
- This site's blog
- Written and published by Postiplex itself, as proof of the output. Nothing on it is hand-written.
- Contact
- hello@postiplex.com
How it is built and run
So you can judge whether it will be here when your hundredth article is due.
The app
Next.js on Vercel. Your data in a Postgres database at Supabase, with row-level security on every table. Scheduled work runs every ten minutes with a heartbeat we watch.
The research and media engine
A separate service on Railway reads the pages that rank, renders the podcast voices with a music bed, and cuts the videos.
The models
Anthropic's Claude writes, plans and checks; OpenAI makes the article images; ElevenLabs renders the voices. Search data comes from DataForSEO and a SERP provider.
Publishing
Posts go through a social publishing partner that holds the platform tokens; your blog is reached through its own API.
Testing
A test suite runs every morning against a throwaway database with every outside service faked, so nothing real is touched and a failure emails us before you notice.
Backups
The database is backed up automatically by Supabase. Everything published also lives on your own site, which is the backup that matters.
Why it exists
Small businesses are told to publish constantly, on a blog and on every network, and most cannot. A marketing team is out of reach, an agency costs more than the margin, and the tools that promise to help still need someone to feed them every week.
Postiplex takes the opposite bet: decide once what is on, then let the week run. The rules that keep the output honest were written by someone who ranks pages for a living and whose own store is the first thing that would suffer if they were loosened.
See one real week on your own site.
Connect your website and your channels. The first article is planned within the day.