Docswrite

Docswrite is a publishing hub, positioned between where users write and where they publish. Users only need to write once in Google Docs to publish content to multiple target platforms, including blogs, CMSs, stores, and social media.

Main capabilities

• Multi-target publishing: Supports 11 destinations including WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Contentful, Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, GitHub, X, LinkedIn, and self-hosted blogs. Multiple targets can be selected at once for simultaneous publishing, or they can be published one by one.
• Format preservation: Headings, lists, tables, links, and images are carried over according to the original styling and converted into each target platform's own format, for example WordPress, Shopify, and Ghost use HTML, GitHub, Dev.to, and Hashnode use Markdown, and Webflow and Contentful map to the corresponding fields.
• SEO fields: Supports reading the title, slug, tags, categories, and canonical URL from a table at the top of the document, and supports WordPress's Yoast, Rank Math, and Newspack.
• Image handling: Images in the document are uploaded to the target platform (such as the WordPress media library), with optional compression, and the first image can be used as the featured image or cover image.
• Scheduling and drafts: Can publish immediately, schedule publishing, or save as a draft, and scheduled and published articles are displayed in a calendar.
• Bulk and programmatic SEO: Multiple documents or an entire Google Drive folder can be selected, with each document generating one article; Google Sheets can also be used, with each row generating one article, suitable for programmatic SEO.
• Automation: Provides a REST API, MCP server, and Zapier app. The API supports listing connections (GET /api/connections) and publishing posts (POST /api/posts); the MCP server can connect to agents such as Claude and Cursor, using the docswrite-publish-post tool; Zapier can connect to Trello, Notion, Monday, ClickUp, Asana, Airtable, Google Sheets, etc.
• Team collaboration: supports inviting editors, sharing connections, sharing calendars, searching all articles, and setting an API key for each workspace.

How to use

1. Sign up and connect publishing destinations: log in to Webflow, install the Shopify app, authorize WordPress with one click, paste tokens for Ghost, Dev.to, Hashnode, and Medium, or connect X and LinkedIn.
2. Keep writing in Google Docs, a Drive folder, or a Google Sheet. You can set the title, slug, tags, featured image, and SEO fields in a small table at the top of the document.
3. Select a document or an entire Drive folder, check all target platforms, then publish immediately, schedule a time in the calendar, or save as a draft. It can also be automated through the API, MCP, and Zapier.

Use cases

• Content teams and publishers: reduce copy-paste work from Google Docs to CMSs such as WordPress.
• Multi-platform operations: users who need to publish the same article to blogs, stores, and social media.
• Programmatic SEO: use Google Sheets to generate articles in bulk.
• Automated workflows: teams that want to integrate the publishing process into existing tools through the API, MCP, or Zapier.

Limitations and notes

• The free plan includes 5 articles and does not require a credit card.
• Paid plans are divided into multiple tiers; specific prices and features are subject to the official page.
• After canceling a subscription, published articles remain on the user's own website.
• Using SEO fields from Yoast or Rank Math requires the corresponding plugin to be installed.
• Some platforms have different connection methods; for example, WordPress can be authorized with one click, use an application password, or install an optional plugin.
• Regarding specific platform support details, API rate limits, image compression parameters, etc., no further information is provided in the materials.