Blogger builds the URL from your title when you publish.
Blogger builds the URL from your title when you publish.
Everything saved locally in this browser.
Posts sent to Blogger from this app, plus anything you import.
Paste any content to score it — no need to open the editor.
Everything here is stored only in this browser.
Matches the APP_ACCESS_CODE secret, if you set one. Stored only in this browser.
Only needed for the Anthropic engine. Get one at console.anthropic.com → API Keys. Calls go straight from your browser to Anthropic.
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, then redeploy. Add a second secret named APP_ACCESS_CODE so strangers can't spend your credits.
AI, then redeploy. That unlocks text, images, vision and transcription with no API key.
Install Blogged on your phone or computer — it opens full-screen like a regular app, with its own icon, and the editor works even without a connection.
Scan the code with your phone's camera to open Blogged there, then install it. Android: download the app. iPhone/iPad: open in Safari, then Share → Add to Home Screen.
Used in each post's structured data so search engines know who wrote it.
Drafts, published records, and settings all live in this browser's local storage.
An SEO blog studio with an AI co-writer, built for publishing straight to Blogger. Every draft, key, and setting stays on this device.
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Embedded directly in the post's HTML. Keep it short — large video bloats the page and can exceed Blogger's post size limit.
Selected text:
Result:
Optional: attach an image to restyle or build from.
Upload a sermon, song, message or talk. It gets transcribed, then rewritten into a structured, SEO-ready post — your words, restructured for readers.
Keep it under ~24MB (roughly 25 minutes). MP3 or M4A work best.
Specific claims worth verifying before you publish — numbers, dates, names, quotations and scripture wording. Verify on the web has Claude search for evidence and mark each one supported, contradicted or unclear, with the sources it used. Open the sources before you rely on a verdict.
Paste one to three samples of your own writing — past posts, sermon notes, a book chapter. AI studies how you write, and every post, rewrite and FAQ comes out in your voice.
A natural neural narrator reads your post aloud, right in your browser — nothing is sent to a server. Download the audio to use as a podcast episode or an audio version of the post.
1Tap Download, then open Blogged.apk from your notifications or Downloads.
2If Android asks, allow your browser to install unknown apps — it's a one-time switch for apps from outside the Play Store.
3Tap Install, then Open. Blogged gets its own icon, full screen, with long-press shortcuts for a complete post, a new post and drafts.
The app runs Blogged in Chrome's engine, so Google sign-in for Blogger works, your drafts are the same ones you have in Chrome, and every update to Blogged reaches the app automatically. Needs Android 5.0 or newer and Chrome (or Edge or Samsung Internet).
1Tap the Share button in Safari's toolbar.
2Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
3Tap Add. Blogged now opens full-screen from your home screen.
On iPhone and iPad this only works in Safari.
1Open your browser's menu (⋮ or …).
2Choose Install app or Add to Home screen.
Chrome, Edge and Samsung Internet support installing. If you don't see the option, open Blogged in one of those.
Android phone? Download the Android app (APK) or scan the QR code in Settings → Get the app.
Blogged is already installed and running as an app on this device. ✓
Links from this post to your other posts help readers stay longer and help search engines understand your blog. Suggestions only use posts you've published or imported.
AI suggestions based on how people tend to search — not live search-volume data. Check promising ones in Google's own search box.
Creates a new draft in another language — your original stays exactly as it is. The title, description, tags and keyword are translated too.
For less widely written languages, have a native speaker review it before you publish.
Type a topic. Blogged researches it, writes it, illustrates it, adds an FAQ, applies SEO fixes and saves a finished draft — in a new post, so nothing open now is replaced. It never publishes on its own.
Plan a series of posts that builds authority on one topic. Turn any idea into a complete post in one click.