Instant flow
Fast
Ask your AI to draft posts, revise pages, or clean up copy and see the change land where the work actually happens.
Now in Public Beta
Your AI, inside your WordPress.
Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or local models to your WordPress site with MCP, a standard that lets AI tools safely take real actions.
Takes about 2 minutes. No credit card required.
Ask Claude to update your homepage hero text. It happens in WordPress instantly.
Read-only by default. You decide what your AI can access and change.
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and local models
Built for speed. Designed for clarity.
A cleaner bridge for AI publishing
Connect AI directly to your WordPress site
Publync uses MCP, a standard protocol that lets AI tools take real actions, to safely bridge your AI client with real WordPress publishing workflows.
Why it clicks immediately
- Use ChatGPT today, Claude tomorrow, or a local model when privacy matters.
- Guide non-technical teams through setup and permissions without developer-only jargon.
- Move from prompt to draft to update inside WordPress without copy-paste handoffs.
Why Publync is different
Bring your own AI. Keep your workflow.
Publync is provider-agnostic by design, so you are not trapped in one model, one plugin ecosystem, or one privacy posture.
- Works with hosted AI clients and local LLM setups.
- Provider-agnostic, so you can switch models as the market changes.
- Privacy-friendly for teams that do not want every workflow tied to a single vendor.
Why teams choose Publync
Built for real publishing workflows, not chatbot demos.
Every section of the product is designed to reduce friction between AI assistance and the WordPress work your team already needs to ship.
Connected state
Synced
Keep AI output, WordPress content, media actions, and page structure connected so edits do not get stranded in chat.
Low friction
Simple
Set up permissions, approval paths, and publishing access through a workflow that makes sense to content teams and power users alike.
See a demo
See the first useful moment before you ever connect a site.
The point is not another AI dashboard. It is letting your preferred AI client trigger real WordPress actions through a controlled bridge.
Typical prompt
Update the homepage hero copy to announce the new April launch, keep the CTA, and save it as a draft.
This is the exact moment most users understand the product.
01
Claude receives the request inside the chat you already use.
02
Publync maps the action through MCP with your saved permissions.
03
WordPress gets the updated hero copy as a draft, ready for review or publish.
Architecture preview
AI clients in. WordPress actions out.
Publync sits between your AI tools and your publishing stack so drafts, updates, media operations, and page changes stay safe, traceable, and synchronized.
Built for people who hate complexity.
AI clients
ChatGPTClaudeGeminiLocal models
Publync
Bridge
WordPress
Posts + pagesMedia librarySite structureOperational workflows
How it works
Write. Publish. Sync.
A guided flow that turns AI assistance into real publishing operations without giving up control.
01
Write
Draft posts, refine pages, organize content, or prep media from the AI client you already prefer.
02
Publish
Publync routes the action safely into WordPress so drafts, updates, and media changes happen in the right place.
03
Sync
Keep content, site structure, and publishing state aligned automatically so your workflow stays calm as it scales.
Common questions
Questions people ask before connecting a site
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is a standard way for AI tools to understand available actions and safely trigger real operations in connected systems.
What can Publync access?
Only the WordPress actions you allow. You control the connection, and read-only access can be the default until you are ready to permit edits or publishing steps.
Does it work with local models?
Yes. Publync is designed to work with hosted AI clients and local LLM setups, so privacy-sensitive workflows do not have to depend on a single cloud provider.
Can I try it on a staging site first?
Yes. In fact, that is the safest way to start. Connect a staging or test site first, verify the workflow, then decide what permissions to allow on production.
Start publishing the right way.
Open the guided setup, connect your WordPress site, and let your AI tools work inside a serious publishing workflow you control.