Your content isn't cited because it's not verifiable.
Velurium finds real sources for your claims and links back to your own archive — so nothing in your writing is left unverified.
Citations, quotations, and statistics raise a source's visibility in generative engines by up to 40%.Princeton / Georgia Tech · KDD 2024
See what's missing before you publish.
▸ free tier at launch — no card required
Where the thirty minutes actually goes.
| By hand | Other link tools | Velurium | |
|---|---|---|---|
| External citations | Twelve open tabs | Most are internal-only | Sourced and verified |
| Source is real | You check it yourself | — | URL checked, claim checked |
| Internal links | Re-read old posts | Reads your archive | Reads your archive |
| Who approves | All you | Approve or auto-insert | Nothing lands without your yes |
| Where it works | Anywhere | Usually a WordPress plugin | Ghost, Substack, WordPress, plain text |
| Time per post | ~30 min | ~15 min + cleanup | ~5 min |
Give it a post. See what changes.
Watch it work on a real essay.
A real essay from a real dark romance blog, The Scarlet Pages. Run the analyzer, accept what fits, skip the rest.
// stubbed preview — the real thing reads your whole archive
It's simple on purpose.
Bring in your archive.
Point Velurium at your site or paste a draft. Plain text is totally fine — it reads the words, not the markup.
Let it do the digging.
It finds external sources worth citing and checks each one holds up. Then it reads your archive for the internal links you missed. You review, keep what fits.
Ship it back, clean.
Clean HTML to WordPress, Ghost, Substack — wherever your posts live. Links placed. Done.
Citations that hold up
Backing up a claim? Velurium finds sources with real authority, then opens each one and checks it actually says what you're citing it for. If it can't confirm, it tells you.
Internal links, found for you
It reads your whole archive and surfaces the posts you should be linking to. The connections hiding in plain sight.
You stay in control
Accept, skip, or tweak every suggestion. Nothing goes in without your approval.
Export, clean
Clean HTML out. WordPress, Ghost, Substack, or a text file. Nothing to install.
Two engines: your archive, and the open web.
Every external citation gets opened, not just found. Velurium checks the page is live, confirms the publisher, and matches the claim to the sentence before it ever reaches your draft.
Velurium reads your whole archive — every post, not just the recent ones — and surfaces the links you'd have found yourself, if you'd had the time to look.
Your posts don't live in WordPress. Neither does Velurium.
Paste a draft, get clean HTML back. Nothing to install, no site access, no plugin sitting in your database forever. Works with Ghost, Substack, WordPress, or a text file.
You don't need an audience to deserve good tools.
It's 11:40 and the house has finally gone quiet. You open the draft you started eleven days ago. It's still sitting at 800 words. You know there's an older post that would slot right in here, one you wrote maybe two years ago, and you can almost see the paragraph. Twenty minutes of scrolling later you close the tab and go to bed.
Every serious linking tool costs a hundred a year, per site, and assumes you've got four hundred posts and a rank tracker. Velurium is for the person with thirty posts, a real point of view, and no budget for any of that. The free tier isn't a trial. It's the plan, for people who aren't there yet.
I built this because I needed it.
Hi, I'm Shae and I run two brands. One is a dark romance publication I've been writing for a while now, and one is this. Every week there's an essay, pins, posts, social interactions, and every week something gets cut so the rest can make it out.
(Not gonna lie, it's usually the linking because I find it so unnecessarily time consuming.)
The free tier isn't a trial. It's there because I remember being the person who couldn't pay for the premium version.
Before you reserve.
No. Velurium reads plain text or your CMS draft — no markup, no setup.