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Free instant analysis — Domain Rating, traffic, referring domains, and whether your domain qualifies. No account needed.
Backlinks made simple — in three steps.
two-minute install · Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, nginx
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We read your site
Paste your domain. We work out what you sell, who it is for, and which market you are in.
02
A news section goes live
Two config lines at yoursite.com/news, fully reversible. 12 articles a month.
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Real sites link to you
Other members in your market cover your product inside real articles. Tracked weekly in your console.
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Where the backlinks come from
Real links, inside real articles.
Every member site runs a news section like yours. When an article covers your product, it links to you — a followed link on a real page in your market.
Our editors decide who covers whom. Links are never traded one-for-one, and every site in the network passed the same vetting yours did.
You stay in control: block any product from ever appearing on your site — no reason needed.
Publishing now
Live on member domains, this week.
Every card is a real news section on a member's own domain. Open one and read it before you decide.
HomeWindKenyahomewindkenya.com/newsBuild an off-grid perimeter lighting stack around wind powerread it →residential wind energy
CryptoTrackProcryptotrackpro.com/newsBuild a crypto staking yield tracker in Google Sheetsread it →google sheets crypto & RWA tracking
AMDY.IOamdy.io/newsHow to reduce predictive dialer dead air and protect DID reputationread it →answering machine detection
Struxystruxy.app/newsA fractional executive’s workflow for tracking client commitmentsread it →AI Productivity Assistant
TypoGuardtypoguard.vip/newsHow to catch typos in Airbnb guest messages before they go outread it →ai spell checkingTruHuetruhue.app/newsOnline shade matching extensions vs. retail swatches: when each helpsread it →makeup color matching
Tomosu AItomosu.ai/newsClose the runtime learning loop with Datadog, Sentry and Tomosuread it →ai code governance
LingoGymlingogym.com/newsHow to understand fast Spanish without subtitlesread it →language learningStudyInkstudyink.xyz/newsA digital SAT study stack built around the mistakes you repeatread it →study and test prep
CAPTCHAGAMEcaptchagame.site/newsQuarterly browser-game digest: Canvas speed meets touch feelread it →browser mini-games
Core Listingcorelisting.com/newsCRE deal room metrics: Benchmark the funnel, not the clickread it →commercial real estate softwareXBertxbert.ai/newsConsultation intake works only when booking and payment stay distinctread it →AI Answering Service
AutoAppointautoappoint.me/newsRetell’s partner ecosystem: the deployment work still matters mostread it →ai voice agents
Membran Digitalmembran.digital/newsWindows capture APIs: where window privacy can failread it →We build small, opinionated tools that solve boring problems in exciting ways. No tracking
The deliverable
Real articles, at your own address.
Not a subdomain, not a widget, not a link in someone else's directory. Articles live at yoursite.com/news, written by ten named writers with beats, bios and portraits on your own /news/desk page.
The content sits on our servers; your domain serves it through two lines of config. Delete those two lines and it's gone — your site is never modified.
What you see on the right is not a mockup. Every headline, writer and date is live right now on typoguard.vip/news — a member's own domain, pulled as this page was built. It changes as they publish; we ran this on our own sites before we ran it on anyone else's.
News · ai spell checking
TypoGuard News
How to catch typos in Airbnb guest messages before they go out
Set up a browser-level correction pass for booking and guest messages, then keep a human review for details tone checks can miss.
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Live chat spell check: a faster pre-send routine for support agents
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every word above is live — read it on typoguard.vip/news →
Your first year on Wire — simulated
week 1
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tracked weekly from day 0
Backlinks
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followed links from member sites — each one listed in your console
AI Citations
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AI answers citing your domain — tracked weekly across six engines
Your console
Nothing publishes that you haven't seen.
A queue you control. Every article lands in your dashboard with its full text. On autopilot it publishes as written; switch autopilot off and each article waits 48 hours for your OK. Hold or pull anything, any time.
A veto that means it. Block any specific product from ever being mentioned on your site — new articles and edits of old ones alike. No reason required.
A visible history. Facts get corrected, citations change. Every change to a published article is logged where you can see it; substantial rewrites wait for your approval.
Search receipts. Connect your Search Console — read-only, optional — and the console shows what your articles earn on Google: clicks, impressions and queries, attributed exactly to the pages Wire writes.
One-click cancel. No email, no retention call. Your news section serves 30 more days, then becomes a static archive of your own articles. You keep them.
Queue · typoguard.vip
approval modeHow to catch typos in Airbnb guest messages before they go out
A practical proofreading stack for WordPress and Elementor
Domain Rating
recorded at install, tracked weekly
Citations
every mention listed, with its URL
blocked from your pages: anything you say
Compare
How it compares.
| Stork Wire | Buying links | AI blog writers | AI-visibility monitors | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Articles live on | ✓Your own domain — yoursite.com/news | Other people's sites | Your blog (you do the publishing) | — |
| Backlinks | ✓Followed, from real product sites in your market | Paid placements — the pattern Google targets | — | — |
| Measures where you stand | ✓Yes — DR, AI citations and search receipts in one console | — | — | Yes — that's the whole product |
| Who approves the words | ✓You — every article visible in your queue, hold anything | Nobody you know | You — you're also the writer | — |
| Veto over what's mentioned | ✓Yes — block any product, no reason required | — | — | — |
| Disclosure | ✓On every page, by design | Hidden, by design | — | — |
| Cost per link | ✓Never pay-per-link — coverage comes with membership | Hundreds of dollars per placement, by the marketplaces' own published averages | — | — |
| If you cancel | ✓The articles stay yours | Links can quietly vanish | Drafts are yours | The reports stop |
Three things volume services won't give you.
Your veto
Nothing appears without your OK
Every article waits in your queue — read it, hold it, or pull it. Block any product from ever being mentioned on your site, no reason required. Most services decide for you; here you decide.
Built to last
Few articles, written to survive Google
Thirty AI articles a month is the exact pattern Google's spam policies name. We cap it on purpose: 12 a month, never more — by named writers, disclosed on every page, about your actual market.
We say no
Every backlink is from a site we vetted
We turn domains away — gambling, thin affiliate, content farms — because a backlink is only worth the site behind it. Every site that can cite you passed the same review yours will.
Questions, answered straight
What exactly appears on my site?+
A news section under your own domain — e.g. yoursite.com/news — hosted on Stork's servers and served through a two-line rewrite in your site config. Real articles about your market: digests, stack guides, comparisons, how-tos. 12 articles a month, every month.
Where do the backlinks come from?+
From coverage. Other member sites in your market run news sections too, and their articles cover products their readers should know — including yours — citing you the way news cites anything. These are real, followed links from relevant product sites, which is the input Domain Rating is built from. Our editors curate who covers whom; it is never pay-per-link, and never a one-to-one trade.
Do I control what publishes on my domain?+
Completely. Every article lands in your dashboard queue first. On autopilot — the default — it publishes as soon as it's written; switch autopilot off and each article waits 48 hours for your OK. Either way you can read, hold, or pull anything, and block any specific product from ever being mentioned on your site, no reason required. Every later change to a published article is logged in a visible history, and a substantial rewrite waits for your approval while the current version stays live.
Who writes the articles?+
Ten named writers with beats, bios, and portraits, created for your site — you'll find them on your own /news/desk page. They're writer personas operated by our models with human editors reviewing the output, and that's disclosed right there on the page. You review everything before it publishes.
How do I know it's working?+
Three measurements, all in your console. Your Domain Rating and referring domains are recorded the day you install and tracked weekly. Every Wire article that cites you is listed with its URL, so you can open the page and see the link. And optionally, your Google Search numbers: connect your Search Console with a read-only account and the console shows clicks, impressions and queries for the articles we publish — attributed exactly, because we publish them. Read-only means we can see performance data and can't touch anything; remove the user in Search Console and it disconnects instantly.
Will this definitely raise my DR?+
We don't promise a specific number. What we promise is the input — real coverage and followed citations from relevant sites — plus the measurement: your Domain Rating and referring-domain count are recorded the day your rewrite goes live and tracked weekly after that, so the before-picture is a real measurement, not a memory.
What does it take to install?+
Two lines in your framework config, pointing /news at our servers — Next.js/Vercel, Netlify, or anything else that can proxy a path. We give you a prompt to paste into Claude Code or Cursor that does it for you — about two minutes, fully reversible. The content lives on our servers and your domain serves it; delete the two lines and your site is exactly as it was.
What happens if I cancel?+
You cancel in one click from your console — no email, no retention call. Your next cycle simply doesn't bill. Your /news keeps serving for 30 days, then becomes a static archive of the articles already written for you. You keep them; we don't hold your section hostage to get you back.
What does it cost?+
$99/month. Your first articles are written and waiting in your dashboard — they publish to your domain with your first payment. Cancel anytime in one click. Any real product or service site can start — we review the domain first, and every article is grounded in what your own site says. A Stork directory listing is optional; if your product qualifies, your membership includes one.
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