Yesodi for Writers
Yesodi lets writers publish articles for free and get found on Google and AI search without building a website. Each article lives on a public profile and is built with structured data so search and AI answer tools can read it.
Publish articles without a website
Writers create a free account and publish articles directly on Yesodi. There is no hosting to set up and no website to build or maintain. Each article gets its own public page that anyone can open and share.
Get found on Google and AI search
Articles on Yesodi are published with structured data so AI answer tools can read them. This helps a writer's work appear in Google results and in AI search. The goal is discovery for the writer and the topics they cover.
Write with the AI writing assistant
Yesodi includes an AI writing assistant that turns a title and notes into a search ready page. Writers keep full control of the final text. The assistant is an optional aid, not a requirement for publishing.
Reach readers in many languages
Articles can be published or translated into about 20 languages, including right to left languages. This lets a writer reach readers beyond a single language. Translation broadens the audience for a single piece of writing.
Build a profile and get discovered
Every writer has a public profile that collects their articles and other work. Readers find writers through the Feed, Explore, Search, the People directory, and Spotlight and Podium rankings. Connections, chat, and followers help writers grow an audience over time.
Does it cost money to publish articles on Yesodi?
No. Creating an account and publishing articles are free. Yesodi takes a cut only when something sells, such as a product, a service, or an event ticket.
Do writers need their own website?
No. Yesodi hosts each article on a public page tied to the writer's profile, so no separate website is needed.
Can articles be translated into other languages?
Yes. Articles can be published or translated into about 20 languages, including right to left languages.
How do readers find a writer's articles?
Readers find articles through the Feed, Explore, Search, the People directory, News and Articles, and Spotlight and Podium rankings, as well as through Google and AI search.