Optix writes publish-ready articles with every stat verified against a real source before a word is written. Send a keyword, approve the brief, get your article.
Independent research found 18% of the citations GPT-4 generates are fabricated — and even among its real citations, 24% contain substantive errors: wrong journals, wrong years, wrong authors (Walters & Wilder, Scientific Reports, 2023). The dangerous part isn't bad writing — it's a fake citation that looks flawless: correct formatting, a real author name, a plausible date. You publish it, and your credibility is on the line.
“SaaS companies using programmatic SEO see a 63% lift in organic signups.”
The page doesn't exist — and the stat was never published anywhere. Invented wholesale, impossible to catch by reading.
“Pages ranking across fan-out queries are 161% more likely to be cited in AI Overviews.”
Checked against the live page before a word was written. If the source can't be confirmed, the claim doesn't ship.
No brief templates, no onboarding call. Create a free account and send your first keyword.
Create a free account and tell Optix what you want to rank for. It researches the live SERP, extracts real statistics from real pages, and comes back with a data-backed brief.
You see the outline, the target keywords, and the verified sources before anything is written. Approve it, or change direction with a comment.
A publish-ready draft with every citation pre-verified and every SEO and GEO check passed. Download it as Markdown, PDF, or Word (.docx).
A real headline, clean structure, and copy that reads like a person wrote it — grounded in verified sources, not AI filler.
Each statistic is checked against its actual source URL before it's used. No exceptions, no “probably.”
A comparable article is 4–8 hours of specialist work. Ask before lunch, review it before you leave.
Internal linking, metadata, and on-page structure done — targeting what actually ranks.
Structured for AI answers — key takeaways up front, quotable stats, and FAQ blocks — the format ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews pull from.
Download every article as Markdown, PDF, or Word (.docx), formatted so you drop it in and hit publish.
Anyone can generate an article in thirty seconds. The reason to trust this one is everything that happens around the writing.
Every statistic is verified against its live source page before the model writes a word — and checked that the right source said it, traced to the original rather than a blog quoting a blog. The model only ever receives sources that already checked out, so inventing one isn't possible, not just discouraged. That's the difference between “an AI wrote it” and “you can put your name on it.”
Built from live SERP and competitor data, so it targets what actually ranks — and structured so ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can quote it: takeaways up front, quotable stats, FAQ blocks. Most content stops at Google.
Nothing ships that doesn't pass the score. Consistency across every article, not a roll of the dice.
Every article ships with a claims ledger — each statistic paired with its source URL, the verbatim quote that backs it, an HTTP status, and a timestamp. Re-checkable months later, by you or by the tool. Most writers hand you prose and hope you don't ask.
It runs in your browser. Create a free account, send a keyword, and get a finished article back. Nothing to install, no seats to manage, no onboarding call. If you can send a message, you can use it.
Before Optix writes a word, it loads your brand voice — tone, point of view, and the exact words you always use and the ones you never do. Set it once and every article inherits it.
That's the difference from generic AI content: instead of a flat, average-of-the-internet tone, every article reads like one consistent voice — yours — no matter which keyword you sent or who briefed it.
Optix's zero-fabrication approach isn't a setting someone flipped on — it's an architecture designed and empirically evaluated as original research (a Master's thesis in Data Science). The principle is structural: every source is checked before the model writes, so a fabricated citation isn't caught after the fact — it never gets created.
You have a content calendar and not enough hands. Keep the pipeline full without hiring, briefing, or babysitting freelancers.
You know SEO matters but it's nobody's full-time job. Send a keyword between meetings and get something you'd actually publish.
You advise on SEO but can't write every piece yourself. Hand off the drafting and keep your name on credible, fully-sourced work.
You run content across a roster of clients. Keep quality consistent and every stat sourced, without scaling headcount to match the workload.
| Capability | Optix | AI writer tool | Freelancer / agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sources verified against the real page | ✓ before writing | ✕ invents them | varies |
| Facts beyond stats checked (dates, prices, awards) | ✓ | ✕ | rarely |
| Built to be cited by AI (GEO) | ✓ | ✕ | rarely |
| Grounded in live search + competitor data | ✓ | generic | ✓ |
| Ranking feasibility checked first | ✓ | ✕ | sometimes |
| Quality gate on every piece | ✓ | ✕ | varies |
| Delivered publish-ready, in your format | ✓ | needs editing | ✓ |
| Self-serve app, or managed for you | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Ships with a claims ledger (source, quote, timestamp) | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Turnaround | Hours | Seconds — unchecked | Days to weeks |
| Typical cost / article | $40–$50 | ≈ $0 · high risk | $500–$2,000 |
Not “SEO-optimised” as a vibe. Fourteen concrete, measured checks — and an article isn't finished until it passes every one.
Pick a monthly volume and go. Every article is fact-checked, GEO-ready, and publish-ready. The plan just sets how many.
First article free, no card required. Monthly billing through the app, cancel anytime.
The original Optix runs as a managed service in a shared Slack channel. You drop a keyword in a thread, I run the pipeline, and publish-ready articles come back to you. Same verification, same quality gate, zero dashboards. It suits teams that live in Slack and would rather delegate than operate.
programmatic SEO for SaaS 🙌No. The app runs entirely in the browser at optix.nadiamohamed.me and your first article is free. Slack is an optional managed service for teams that prefer delivery in a channel.
Every statistic is verified against its live source page before the article is written. The system only ever receives sources that already checked out, so a fabricated citation can't be created — not just caught after the fact.
No — and the difference isn't a human proofreader, it's the architecture. Every source is verified against its live page before the model writes, and citations are handed over pre-built, so the model can only reproduce a source that already checked out — it cannot invent one. Every article also ships with a claims ledger: each statistic with its source URL, the verbatim quote that backs it, and a timestamp.
A publish-ready article — headline, structure, verified sources, SEO metadata, and internal links — delivered as Markdown, PDF, or Word (.docx). You drop it in and publish.
Hours, not weeks. A comparable article is 4–8 hours of specialist work; you send a keyword and review it the same day.
A regex or RAG fact-checker will pass “47% of marketers” against a page that actually said “47% of pages”. Optix compares each claim against the captured evidence — same subject, metric, population and year — and demotes anything that drifts, so it never ships. It also enforces who is entitled to assert a fact: facts about a company must come from that company's own site, never a competitor's blog.
Simple monthly packages: 4 articles for $200, 8 for $360, or 16 for $640 — the more you publish, the lower the per-article rate (down to $40). Need more than 16 a month? Get in touch for a custom volume rate. Your first article is on us.
Billing runs through Stripe inside the app. Monthly plans, cancel anytime, and your first article is free before any payment details are asked.
Nothing to install. Optix runs entirely in your browser at optix.nadiamohamed.me, so you just create a free account and start. Prefer it managed? We can set up a Slack channel where you drop a keyword and the finished article comes back.
Yes. Every article is structured for Generative Engine Optimization — key takeaways up front, quotable stats, and FAQ blocks — the format ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews pull from.
No card, no call. Sign up, send a keyword, and watch the pipeline check its own work.
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