Shape the reader journey

Turn a stream of posts into a useful, intentional publication.

Launch a smart SaaS blog homepage that organizes published posts as the library grows, or curate sections, featured stories, categories, and product links.

  • Latest or manual feature
  • Automatic or manual content sections
  • Category navigation
  • Five links plus one CTA
Availability and controls

Know what the workflow needs before you start.

Read the Blog Site documentation
Paid plans
Starter, Growth, Ultra Growth, and Agency
Free Project
A live hosted blog, themes, newsletter capture, and reader experience are included on a Free Project.
Requirements
A Project and at least one published post are required for a public article archive.
Limits
Publishing volume follows the Project's post allowance. Domain availability follows its entitlement.
Human review
Theme and site settings are user controlled. Post publication follows the Editor or Autopilot governance path.
Direct answer

What can I configure on the Blogged homepage?

The Blogged homepage has its own title and description, a featured-story rule, optional category navigation, and automatic or manual sections. Minimal SaaS and YC Editorial begin with Latest, then derive useful category or tag collections when enough published posts match. Manual mode keeps one to three curated sections. Developer Docs retains its documentation-first homepage. Public navigation starts with five useful detected product links and one primary call to action.

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Let the homepage organize itself as the publication grows.

Minimal SaaS and YC Editorial start with Latest, then add strong category or tag collections when enough published posts match. Manual sections remain available whenever you want editorial control.

  • Title and short description
  • Automatic category and tag collections
  • One to three manual sections
Product connection03

Carry useful website paths into the blog header.

Start from the five most useful detected product links in their original order, then edit labels and destinations, control visibility, reorder items, and choose one primary CTA.

  • Ranked detected navigation
  • Up to five standard links and one primary CTA
  • Relative blog links stay on the blog
  • External destinations open in a new tab
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Give readers more than a chronological archive.

Optional category navigation and curated homepage sections expose durable topic paths as the publication grows.

  • Category-level entry points
  • Reusable collections
  • Reorderable homepage sequence
How it works

From product context to a public blog that feels on-brand.

  1. 01

    Write the homepage promise

    Define the title and description that explain the publication to a first-time visitor.

  2. 02

    Set editorial priorities

    Choose the featured-story mode, keep automatic sections, or curate one to three manual collections.

  3. 03

    Connect the product journey

    Review detected website links, keep the useful paths, and designate the single primary action.

FAQ

Questions about blog homepage and navigation.

Can the homepage feature the latest post automatically?+

Yes. Featured mode can follow the latest published post automatically, or you can select one post manually when an evergreen or campaign story needs priority.

Can I create custom homepage sections?+

Yes. Sections can use latest posts or a curated collection sourced from selected posts, categories, and tags, and the sections can be reordered.

Can Blogged organize homepage sections automatically?+

Yes. Minimal SaaS and YC Editorial begin with Latest, then add strong category or tag collections when enough published posts match. You can switch to one to three manual sections at any time. Developer Docs keeps its documentation-first layout.

Does Blogged copy my website navigation?+

Blogged can begin with the five detected links most useful to a reader, such as product, pricing, docs, or customer paths. Their original website order is preserved, and you can edit, hide, reorder, remove, or restore them.

How many navigation items can I add?+

The blog navigation supports up to five standard links and one primary call to action, keeping the header focused on the most useful destinations.

How do navigation links open?+

Relative links stay inside the published blog. External destinations open in a new tab so readers can reach the product site without losing their place in the publication.

Publish an autonomous blog that belongs to your product.

Start with your website, product description, or documents, choose the experience, and give every Autopilot post one consistent path to organic discovery and product conversion.

Start your autonomous blog