What's new at ZyVOP.

ZyVOP now includes a safer, credential-free workflow for syndicating articles to HackerNoon.

• Connect your public HackerNoon profile through a guided setup flow.
• Use your author-specific ZyVOP RSS feed with HackerNoon’s Story Importer, or import an individual ZyVOP article URL.
• Preserve canonical attribution so imported stories point readers and search engines back to the original ZyVOP article.
• Track HackerNoon distribution alongside your other cross-posting destinations in ZyVOP.

HackerNoon keeps its editorial review step: review the imported draft in the HackerNoon writer dashboard, then submit it for review.

ZyVOP now makes it easier to bring an existing body of technical writing into your workspace.

• Preview before importing by pasting a public publication, feed, or article URL—no account is required for the read-only preview.
• Import from DEV, Hashnode, Medium, RSS or Atom feeds, or extract a single public article from another website.
• Preserve useful article structure including titles, content, tags, publication dates, and available images.
• Protect the original source by copying articles into private drafts with canonical attribution rather than changing the source publication.

Open the Article Migration page to preview a blog and choose what to bring into ZyVOP.

You can now collect feedback on an article before making it public.

• Create a secret preview link for any saved draft directly from the editor.
• Show the real reading experience so reviewers see the draft as it will appear when published.
• Share without requiring a ZyVOP login while keeping the draft out of public feeds and search discovery.
• Reset or revoke access at any time to invalidate an earlier preview URL.

Save your draft, then use Shareable Draft Preview in the publishing controls.

Mastodon is now available as a ZyVOP cross-posting destination.

• Connect your Mastodon presence from the ZyVOP integrations workspace.
• Publish automatically or per article from the same cross-posting workflow used by other integrations.
• Share a polished public status containing the article title, a concise excerpt, a direct reading link, and relevant hashtags.
• Track Mastodon distribution alongside the other destinations selected for an article.

You can connect Mastodon from Settings → Integrations and choose it whenever you publish or update an article.

ZyVOP can now bring a concise view of your recent writing progress to your inbox.

• Review recent publishing activity without opening every dashboard report.
• See useful article-performance highlights from the previous week.
• Return to the dashboard for deeper analysis when a result deserves a closer look.
• Control delivery from notification settings whenever your preferences change.

Open Settings → Notifications to manage the Weekly Performance Digest.

The author dashboard now brings content and distribution performance together in one analytics workspace.

• Measure views and engaged reads instead of relying only on surface-level traffic totals.
• Understand where readers come from with referral categories, domains, countries, devices, and operating systems.
• Compare channels in the omnichannel view and inspect how connected publishing destinations contribute to reach.
• Find patterns across posts and tags with top-content tables, topic performance, writing activity, and creator insights.

Visit Dashboard → Analytics and select a reporting period to explore your results.

New ZyVOP articles can now move to your connected publishing platforms automatically.

• Select destinations independently for DEV, Hashnode, Medium, Bluesky, and WordPress.
• Choose when syndication begins, from immediately after publication to a delay of several days.
• Preserve the original article relationship through the existing canonical cross-posting workflow.
• Keep control per integration by enabling automation only for accounts that are connected and ready.

Configure the schedule from Settings → Integrations → Automated Cross-Posting.

ZyVOP now offers a more personal way to keep up with the technical community.

• See articles from authors you follow in a dedicated For You feed.
• Discover posts connected to your followed topics without losing access to the broader community feed.
• Explore a balanced mix of writers as you continue through the feed.
• Recognize trusted contributors through consistent author indicators.

Sign in and open the For You feed to begin shaping your reading experience.

Your strongest article moments can now become visual highlights for social sharing.

• Select a passage from an article to open the sharing tools.
• Create a branded quote card that gives the excerpt a clean, readable presentation.
• Share the highlight on X or Bluesky with a path back to the complete article.
• Help key ideas travel further without manually designing a separate social image.

Highlight text in a published ZyVOP article to try the quote-card sharing option.

Architecture and flow diagrams can now remain part of the story across your publishing workflow.

• Write Mermaid diagrams alongside your article using a familiar text-based format.
• Preview diagrams as clear visuals while working in the ZyVOP editor.
• Keep diagrams readable across supported destinations when an article is syndicated.
• Use diagrams for technical explanations without managing separate screenshots for each channel.

Select Mermaid as the language for a code block to create your next diagram.

ZyVOP authors can now build an email audience directly around their writing.

• Let readers subscribe from your author page through an email-confirmation flow that verifies ownership of the address.
• Choose newsletter delivery while publishing so only the articles you select are sent to your confirmed subscribers.
• Track your audience with subscriber counts and management tools in the author dashboard.
• Give readers control with unsubscribe links included in newsletter delivery.

Open Dashboard → Subscribers to view your audience, then use the newsletter option when publishing an article.

The ZyVOP writing studio now includes AI assistance for the parts of writing where a helpful second pass matters.

• Start or continue a draft while keeping your topic and existing article context in view.
• Improve selected passages without replacing the rest of your work.
• Generate title ideas and concise summaries when an article needs a clearer introduction.
• Prepare search-friendly metadata while keeping the final editorial decision in your hands.

Open the command menu inside the editor to choose an AI writing action.

WordPress is now part of ZyVOP’s cross-posting workflow.

• Connect your WordPress publication from the integrations settings.
• Publish or update an article from the same workflow used for your other destinations.
• Carry across the important article details so the WordPress version is ready for readers.
• Keep the original ZyVOP article connected through canonical attribution.

Open Settings → Integrations to connect WordPress and include it in your next publication.

ZyVOP now supports programmatic publishing for developers who keep their writing close to their code.

• Publish Markdown from your existing workflow instead of copying content into the browser editor.
• Include article details in frontmatter such as the title, subtitle, tags, canonical URL, and publication status.
• Use the command line or your own automation for repeatable publishing workflows.
• Follow practical documentation and examples for preparing and submitting articles.

Visit the Developer API documentation to create a publishing credential and get started.

Bluesky is now available as a ZyVOP distribution destination.

• Connect your Bluesky account from the same integrations workspace as your other publishing channels.
• Share new articles while publishing without rebuilding the announcement manually.
• Give readers a clear path to the full article with a concise post and direct reading link.
• See where an article was shared alongside its other distribution destinations.

Open Settings → Integrations to connect Bluesky, then select it when publishing an article.