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Credlyst

The first product under the RADDLabs flag — in early access.

Credlyst creates and publishes content. It decides what to write about, briefs it, drafts it with AI, scores the draft, and publishes the approved version to every channel from a single source. The people who know the subject stay in charge of what goes out.

The pipeline

Five steps, in order, every time.

  1. 01

    Topics

    What's worth writing about, decided deliberately — not whatever the week throws up.

  2. 02

    Briefs

    Each topic becomes a brief before anything is drafted, so the draft has a target.

  3. 03

    AI-drafted, experts in the loop

    The platform writes the draft. Your experts stay in the loop and own what ships.

  4. 04

    Quality scoring

    Every draft is scored before it goes anywhere. Weak drafts go back, not out.

  5. 05

    Multi-channel publishing

    One source, published to every channel — no copy-paste, no versions drifting apart.

Dogfooding

Our own content runs through Credlyst — topics chosen by us, drafted by the platform, reviewed and approved by a human expert, and published from one source. The screens below are our own work.

Inside the platform

Three screens from the platform running on our own content.

The Credlyst topic review queue. A topic scored 77 has its score broken into weighted parts — confidence, trend velocity, profile match, search volume, recency and competition — above Approve and Reject buttons.
Topics arrive scored, with the working shown and sources attached. A person approves or rejects before anything is written.
The Credlyst asset list. One brief has produced a LinkedIn short post, thought leadership, a standard blog post, a lead magnet and a pillar guide, with statuses reading Published, Draft, Failed and Revision Required.
One approved brief becomes a blog post, a lead magnet, a pillar guide and short social posts — each tracked to its own state.
The Credlyst publishing view for a published asset, showing the post live on a LinkedIn company page and short-form variants awaiting approval for other channels.
Publishing from one approved source. Every channel needs its own approved short version — it fails rather than guessing.

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