Connect WordPress once and publish articles straight from Neogenio: categories, tags, featured image, and FAQ included. Everything arrives as a draft, so your blog stays under your control.
Most publishing integrations mean installing a plugin, hoping it does not conflict with your theme, and keeping it updated forever. This connection uses WordPress's own REST API instead. Nothing is installed, nothing to maintain, and every article lands as a draft under your own editorial control.
Neogenio connects through the WordPress REST API with an application password. Nothing added to your site, nothing to update, no plugin conflicts.
Articles land in WordPress as drafts, not live posts. Your editorial review happens where it always has: in your own WordPress.
Publishing carries the article body, featured image, FAQ section, categories, and tags in one step. No reformatting after the fact.
Connect your site once with an application password, publish a finished article in one click, and go live from your own WordPress admin whenever you're ready.
Add your WordPress URL and an application password. The connection is tested before saving.
One click sends the finished article to WordPress as a draft, with image, FAQ, categories, and tags.
Review the draft in your own admin and publish when ready.
No plugin to maintain. Draft first, always. A complete post.
Publishing uses the WordPress REST API with an application password you generate yourself.
Articles arrive as drafts so a human approves before anything is public.
Headings, images, FAQ and internal links arrive intact and formatted for your theme.
Publishing uses the WordPress REST API with an application password you generate yourself.
Articles arrive as drafts so a human approves before anything is public.
Headings, images, FAQ and internal links arrive intact and formatted for your theme.
App password, REST API and Revocable.
No. The connection uses WordPress's built-in REST API with an application password. There's nothing to install, update, or worry about breaking your theme.
No. Everything arrives as a draft by default. Going live is always a decision you make in WordPress, unless you deliberately set up auto-publishing.
The full article body, featured image, FAQ section, categories, and tags, formatted for your theme.
Yes. It uses a WordPress application password, which you can revoke at any time from your WordPress admin without changing your main password.
Yes. Each project connects to its own site, which is how agencies keep client blogs fully separated.
Neogenio syncs status back from WordPress, so if a draft is published, scheduled, or trashed on the WordPress side, the article's status in Neogenio follows it.
Before connecting WordPress, people mostly ask about plugins, security, and whether anything publishes live automatically. Here's what we tell them.