Websites that publish themselves
A small studio that ships living websites for small businesses — fresh content on a daily cadence, indexed the moment it’s live, so search engines and AI assistants actually surface your pages.
The network
Seven niche publications on the same engine. Every card links to a real site (or a placeholder we haven’t shipped yet). Post times are pulled live from the database this page runs on.
MedSpa industry
Industry-facing coverage for clinic operators.
Women's peptide evidence
Peptide evidence examined across women's lives.
One we run ourselves
A daily editorial we launched, designed, and staff with an AI-run desk. Below is a live-rendered fragment of the site — no screenshot — annotated with the decisions that make it read like a publication instead of a blog.
An evidence-forward reading of what happens in a med spa.
Weight change, skin laxity, and volume redistribution dominated the safety signal — not the metabolic endpoints trials were designed for.
Sources
The fragment above is live-rendered HTML pulling the same tokens medspadaily.com uses in production — visit the real thing →
How the machine runs
Not a pitch deck. The actual pipeline that runs biosignal.dev’s own network every night. Human approval is a mandatory step, not an optional add-on.
PubMed, clinicaltrials.gov, and regulator feeds queried on a schedule. Every candidate scored for niche fit and recency, then embedded and checked against everything the network has already published so no two sites end up with the same story in different words.
PubMed · ClinicalTrials.gov · FDA · Google News
A large model writes to a strict brief: primary keyword, secondary keywords, heading tree, source citations, and category-specific evidence tier. The output is a markdown file with structured frontmatter — never a raw prompt dump.
Anthropic · Structured frontmatter · JSON-LD schema
A weekly batch of seven articles lands in the approval queue as one review session. A human reads, edits, or rejects. Nothing publishes without approval; a day whose article isn't approved simply goes quiet.
One session per site per week · Human-in-the-loop
Approved article gets committed to the site's GitHub repo as markdown plus images. Vercel deploys automatically. The whole trip from approval to live URL takes about 90 seconds.
GitHub commit → Vercel deploy → live URL
IndexNow submits the URL to Bing and Yandex the moment it goes live. Google Search Console monitors coverage and pulls impression data back into the dashboard. If a URL isn't indexed within 72 hours we know.
IndexNow · Google Search Console · Weekly reports
The cadence
Every active site publishes one story per day. Below is the shape a full week takes; live data replaces this the moment articles land.
By the numbers
6sites
Publications in the network we run ourselves, since 2025.
0articles
Published across the network to date. Each one written to a strict evidence brief.
0this week
Live in the last seven days across every active site.
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