Beyond the publishing workflow
The Lumora Build network, from a content desk
RankBloom is one product in a larger network, and the rest are built by the same team. Here is each one, and the angle it opens up for somebody who has to fill a content calendar.
Nothing here is at the same stage, and each card says which is which instead of pretending otherwise.
The products, one domain each
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RankBloom
getrankbloom.com
Site-aware SEO publishing: connect a website, let it scan in the background, then draft, schedule and publish with real context.
The one you are reading now: connect a site, let it read itself, then draft and schedule against what is actually there.
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AI Video Generator
aivideogenerator.cc
An agent-driven video workspace: talk a timeline into shape or build it by hand, then render the whole thing to MP4.
Where a written idea becomes something to watch, for the weeks when the same story has to leave the page in another format.
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FlyBio
flybio.app
One link for everything you do, rendered on the server so search engines can actually read it, and free forever.
The shortest page a content team ever writes, and the one where a lazy label costs most.
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WarMap Live
warmaplive.com
A world map of reported military incidents, read from free public news feeds every five minutes and linked back to the article it came from.
A publishing machine that never sleeps, and the clearest example here of what running one site in eleven languages looks like.
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TechMap Live
techmaplive.com
The same live-map engine pointed at the technology desk, so AI releases, chips, launches, funding rounds and breaches each land on the map.
A technology beat drawn as a place instead of a stream, which quietly changes which stories look related to each other.
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Living Core
livingcore.cc
A self-evolving AI couple living alone on a remote island, growing through memory and private journals, with the whole archive public.
An archive that writes itself in public, and an honest test of whether machine-written pages can hold a reader for long.
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InfluQa
influqa.com
A creator marketplace where brands and verified influencers agree a price, sign the work off, and get paid through escrow.
A marketplace is a content problem in disguise: every listing, category and creator profile is a page somebody has to write.
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In progress
THCOS
thcos.com
An AI command center in development: one infinite canvas where a single agent handles social, video, SEO and meeting work from one place.
Still in development, and the idea is a content calendar sitting beside the video work and the meeting notes rather than in a tab of its own.
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AiMeetOS
aimeetos.com
Meetings run with autonomous AI participants that take the notes, assign the tasks and track every decision to a close.
If your editorial calendar gets decided in meetings, this is the product arguing that the notes should outlive the call.
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CryptoAgentMail
srun66.com
An email API built for AI agents: create inboxes, send and receive mail, and keep handoff memory between runs.
Documentation is content too, and an API only gets adopted once somebody writes the page that explains it properly.
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ForgeHome
forgehome.cc
Describe a house in plain language and watch it build itself into a real, editable 3D model right in the browser.
Proof that a narrow tool can carry an audience, and a reminder that visual products still get found through written pages.
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KickOrKiss
kickorkiss.app
Dating, but funny: kick a card away or kiss it, and a match is strictly two people who kissed each other, with no algorithm in between.
The hardest kind of thing to write about, because the appeal is entirely in how it feels and none of that survives a description.
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Vekrn
vekrn.com
An ecosystem token for the Lumora Build products that run on credits, so one balance covers them instead of a wallet in each app.
The ecosystem token, and a useful test of whether a pricing page can explain a credit without losing the reader halfway.
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Kiss 4 Peace
kiss4peace.com
Share half of your face, get matched with a stranger somewhere in the world, and become one kiss composed live in the browser.
Almost no copy and almost no keywords, which makes it the one page here that has to earn its attention some other way.
Add-ons you install rather than visit
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RankBloom for WordPress
wordpress.org
The official plugin on the WordPress directory: it checks your workspace on a schedule and imports whatever is ready, with no API key to paste.
The shortest route from a finished draft to a live post, for teams whose entire publishing stack is one WordPress install.
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War Map Live for WordPress
wordpress.org
Embed the live map on your own site with a shortcode or a block: it loads lazily in its own frame, and the plugin itself adds no tracking to your pages.
An embed is a page element with an editorial job, so it belongs inside the article rather than parked beside it.
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THCOS for Chrome
chromewebstore.google.com
A badge that tells you when a video is waiting for a browser to finish it, with your workspaces one click from the toolbar.
A small reminder that some of the work still happens in a browser tab, and that somebody has to notice when it stalls.
Why a product list sits on an SEO site
Because each of these is a real site with real pages behind it, and watching how another team ships content tends to be more useful than another checklist.