Publisha's assistant suggests a structure, points out unclear sentences and drafts a summary for search results. You choose what to keep, so the article still sounds like you.
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The thing about AI search is that it changes everything. Keywords don't matter as much anymore. You need to focus on intent and making sure you are the entity that the AI trusts over others.
Features
Six things the editor does for you while you write, and what each one is for.
What it does
Ask for a review and the assistant marks unclear sentences, awkward phrasing and grammar slips in your draft. Each suggestion sits beside its sentence, ready to accept with one click or leave as it is.
Why it matters
It works on how you say something, never on what you say.
What it does
As you write, the editor scores your story from 0 to 100 for the habits that make writing read as pasted from a chatbot: chat leftovers, Markdown symbols, stock phrases like “delve into”, em dashes everywhere. One click fixes most of them, and it shows you where the rest are.
Why it matters
Search engines look for pages written for people. A story that reads as your own has a better chance of being indexed, ranked and read.
What it does
Give it your topic and it suggests headings and an order for the article. Change any part of it before you start writing.
Why it matters
A clear structure helps readers follow along, and helps search engines understand the page.
What it does
Beside the editor, a checklist looks at your title, summary, headings and focus keyword, and tells you what to fix before you publish.
Why it matters
Most writers are never told why a page doesn't show up in search. The checklist shows the usual reasons.
What it does
Stuck on the summary? The assistant drafts one from your article, short enough for a search result. Use it, edit it or write your own.
Why it matters
The summary is often the line that decides whether someone clicks.
What it does
A score that updates as you write, and tells you when sentences run long or the words get heavy for your readers.
Why it matters
Clear writing keeps people reading to the end.
AI score
Copying from a chat window leaves marks that readers and search engines notice. The editor finds them while you write and clears most of them in one click.
Score, fix, publish
Each story gets an AI score from 0 to 100. Beside it is the list of what causes the score, each with the passages from your story and what to change.
The editor scores the pasted story 100 out of 100 and lists why: a chat window's opening line and source tag, stock phrases, em dashes and framing lines.
How it works
Sign up at publisha.in with Google or with a code sent to your email. No credit card needed.
Start a new story and type, or paste a draft you already have.
Ask for an outline, a review or a summary. Keep the suggestions that help and ignore the rest.
Before you publish, look at the SEO checklist, the readability score and the AI score. Most AI patterns fix in one click, and the rest are marked in your story.
Publish straight away, or pick a date and time up to 14 days ahead and Publisha publishes it for you.
Around the AI
Once a draft is ready, two more things matter: when it goes out, and being able to get an earlier version back. Both are in the same editor as the assistant.
Scheduling
Finish a story when the mood is right, then pick the day and time it should appear. Publisha publishes it for you at that moment, so launching never depends on you being at your desk.
In the editor, the arrow beside Publish opens the save options: publish now, save as a draft, or schedule.
Version history
Each time you save, Publisha keeps a version. Open the history to see exactly what changed, word by word, compare any version with the last save or with today's, and go back to an earlier one with a single click.
4 saves so far.
Aarav Mehta
Current version · 1 Oct 2026, 2:40 pm
What changed
AI search is a fundamental shift. Keywords matter less than intent, so you need to be the source AI trusts.Keyword density no longer drives visibility; success now depends on satisfying intent and earning entity authority. Write for the question behind the query, and let structure and clear answers do the ranking work.
Try it: pick a version, switch the comparison, or restore one.
Compare
| Feature | Publisha | Medium | Substack | Hashnode |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI writing assistant | Built-in | None | None | None |
| Real-time SEO guidance | Yes | No | No | Basic |
| India-focused platform | Yes | No | No | No |
| Search summary generator | AI | No | No | No |
| Readability score | Yes | No | No | No |
| Free to start | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Questions
It's the writing assistant built into the Publisha editor. It can suggest an outline, review a draft for unclear or awkward sentences, and draft a summary for search results, all without leaving the page you're writing on.
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