Writes like your brand.On every channel

Havadis is a content engine that starts with your website. It reads your site once and turns it into structured knowledge: your products, your blog archive, where you sit in your market, your brand voice, and the things you never want said. Every piece of content is written from that knowledge and optimised for classic search, answer engines and generative AI in the same run. Once you publish, Havadis reads Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 back, so you can see what the content actually did.

In three stages, through multi-agent orchestration. First it grounds the work in real data: your brand, your competitors, your audience. Then it plans the piece, applying SEO, AEO and GEO together rather than one after another. Then it writes in your brand voice and reviews its own draft for structure, tone and factual accuracy before handing it to you.

Havadis suggests the topic for you. It reads your brand analysis, checks what you have already published so it does not repeat a subject, and (once you connect Google Search Console) looks at the searches you already appear in. Each suggestion comes with the reason it is worth writing now, its keywords and its sources; approve one and the work starts from there.

From a single topic: long-form blog articles, Instagram posts, LinkedIn posts, X threads, Pinterest posts, and viral content concepts for an image or a short video. Each one is written for its own platform rather than copied across them. Blog posts get internal links to your own published pages, links Havadis has verified so a broken one is not possible, and you can add an AI-generated cover image to any of them.

To Instagram, to LinkedIn (your profile or a page you manage), to your own website through a webhook, and to IdeaSoft stores. You can publish straight away or place the post on the calendar planner and let it go out at the time you chose. X and Pinterest content is written for you, and you post those two yourself.

Teams that need to publish steadily without a writer on every channel: B2B and SaaS companies, e-commerce brands, small businesses, agencies running several clients at once, and in-house marketing teams. Agencies get multi-brand workspaces and brand-level roles (owner, editor and viewer) so a client can look at the work without being able to change it.

SEO is optimisation for classic search engines like Google. AEO, answer engine optimisation, targets featured snippets and the direct answers a search result gives without a click. GEO, generative engine optimisation, is about being cited accurately when ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity answer someone in your field. Havadis applies all three in the same run, because they pull in the same direction and separating them means writing the piece three times.

You start free and without a card, and the first analysis of a website costs nothing. Paid plans add credits every month, or you can choose annual billing: annual plans are 20% off and the full year's credits land in your account up front. Each piece of work has a credit cost, and that cost is shown to you before you confirm it, so nothing is ever spent by surprise. You can also buy credit packs on top of your plan.

No. Credits roll over indefinitely: there is no monthly reset and no expiry date. That holds if you pause your plan, and it holds if you move between plans. Credit packs bought on top of a plan behave the same way.

Yes. Havadis runs an MCP server with OAuth 2.1, dynamic client registration, PKCE and API keys, exposing fourteen tools. Connect from Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf or any other MCP client. It is available on every plan, the free one included; what changes with the plan is the request rate. The endpoint, the authentication and the setup steps are on the developers page at /developers.

Twelve: English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Arabic, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. The Havadis interface itself is in English and Turkish. Brands are unlimited on every paid plan, and each one keeps its own personas, tone and red lines.