AI search is rewriting who gets found. Most founders have no time to figure out GEO while running a company. Gehirn.md does the research, writes in your voice, and publishes content that ranks.
Integrations
Strapi v5
Map our title/content to your collection. Publish in one click.
GitHub
Commit markdown to a repo path on a branch you choose.
WordPress
REST API, custom post types, taxonomies.
Sanity
GROQ-friendly portable text mapping.
Contentful
Content models with locales and references.
Webflow
Collection items with auto-generated slugs.
Coming up
The dashboard is where the work happens today. Tomorrow it's a conversation. Tell the system what you want to write about. Approve the plan in one tap. Read the draft on the train.
Same pipeline. Same human-in-the-loop. New surface.
Ask, approve, publish from your thread.
Telegram
Same bot. Pick your messenger.
Email digest
Daily signals as a one-liner you can reply to.
Pricing
Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial — up to 10 generations, no card charged if you cancel.
Philosophy
GEO changes everything
For years the playbook was simple: more content, more keywords, more volume. Agencies sold it. Clients bought it. Google tolerated it. That is over.
AI answer engines do not scroll past padding to find your point. They either cite you or skip you. The ones getting cited answered the question directly, with a source, in plain language. Quality is no longer a differentiator. It is the minimum.
Human in the loop
You pick the signal. You set the angle, the stance, the audience. The system drafts, fact-checks, edits, humanizes. You make the calls.
There is no Generate 50 Articles button. There never will be. That button is how the internet got ruined.
Brand voice
Most AI writers produce the same article for every company. Same structure. Same opener. Same tone that no one recognizes as theirs. The content is technically correct and completely forgettable.
We start by reading your site. Your language, your positioning, what you actually sell. That context feeds everything downstream. Two companies in the same market do not get the same article.
Interface
Long planning sessions produce long, forgettable content. We believe in the opposite: a quick thought is enough to begin. From that thought, a plan gets shaped. From the plan, sentences get written. The whole pipeline starts with something small.
Along the way, the system asks you short questions. What angle? What audience? What stance? Not to slow you down. To get your thinking into the text. A few answers and the output sounds like you.
The world is changing fast. This is our first take on what a content interface should feel like when it catches up.