Neogenio reads how your existing posts are built, then formats new articles the same way. Headings, lists, quotes, tables and spacing arrive looking like your site rather than like a paste from a document.
Every theme has habits. Neogenio copies yours instead of asking you to accept its own.
Neogenio reads a sample of your published posts and works out how headings, lists and quotes are actually built.
Articles arrive as proper blocks rather than a wall of HTML, so they stay editable in the editor you already use.
The same rules apply to every article, so a post from today matches one from six months ago.
Connect once and it applies to everything afterwards.
Add your WordPress site with an application password. No plugin to install.
A sample of existing posts is read and the formatting patterns are stored per site.
New articles are formatted to match and sent across as drafts for review.
Structure that survives publishing, theme-aware blocks, and drafts you can still edit.
Headings stay headings, lists stay lists, and nothing collapses into paragraphs on the way over.
Spacing and block choices follow what your theme already renders well.
Everything lands as a normal draft, so your editor can change anything before it goes live.
Headings stay headings, lists stay lists, and nothing collapses into paragraphs on the way over.
Spacing and block choices follow what your theme already renders well.
Everything lands as a normal draft, so your editor can change anything before it goes live.
Lists, Quotes and Tables.
No. Publishing uses the WordPress REST API with an application password you generate yourself.
No. Formatting is applied to articles Neogenio publishes. Existing posts are read but never rewritten.
Re-run the detection and the stored patterns update to match the new theme.
Yes. Block output is the default and there is a classic fallback for older setups.
Yes. The detected settings are visible and editable per site.
Yes. Formatting is stored per connected site, so each one keeps its own look.
Connect a site, let Neogenio learn the style, and publish without reformatting anything by hand.