I’ve been working on Wire, a content build system.

As sites grow, content starts to break and most of the time, no one notices. Pages drift away from their original intent, links quietly stop working, and multiple articles end up competing for the same keyword.

Most tools will surface these problems, but they don’t solve them. Fixing everything still takes manual work, which doesn’t scale.

Wire approaches this differently. It treats content like a build process. Before anything is published, it runs checks across the entire site and blocks anything that doesn’t meet the standard. If there’s an issue structure, links, or overlap with other pages it simply doesn’t ship.

It also uses your search data, so instead of writing blindly, you’re continuously improving pages based on real performance. At the same time, it keeps track of everything on your site, so new content doesn’t conflict with what already exists.

It’s not another dashboard or audit tool. It’s part of the workflow that prevents problems from going live in the first place.

Check it out: https://wire.wise-relations.com/