Question 1

What is Groently?

Accepted Answer

Groently researches your market, ranks content gaps, drafts pages and posts from your company knowledge, and waits for your approval before you publish.

Question 2

How is this different from ChatGPT?

Accepted Answer

ChatGPT answers when you ask. Groently continuously researches your market, maintains your company knowledge, and proposes specific content to create, with scored opportunities, auto-review, and approval gates built in.

Question 3

Do I need to write prompts?

Accepted Answer

No. Groently proposes what to work on from research and your knowledge base. You review, approve, and copy ready-to-post content. You are not maintaining a library of prompts.

Question 4

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Published plans and INR pricing are on our pricing page. Subscribe monthly through Razorpay after email verification. Agency and multi-workspace pricing is scoped in a demo conversation.

Question 5

How does it decide what to work on?

Accepted Answer

It builds knowledge of your business, runs web research on competitors and market trends, and proposes prioritized opportunities — a new service page, an outdated case study, a comparison page. It does not wait to be told what to create.

Question 6

What happens if a draft is wrong?

Accepted Answer

It doesn't go anywhere without your sign-off. Every draft goes through review and requires human approval. You publish or post it yourself once you're happy with it, so nothing surprises you live.

Question 7

Do I need to publish or post the content myself?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every approved draft, whether a web page, a blog post, or a LinkedIn or Twitter/X post, is fully formatted and ready to go. You copy it into your site, CMS, or social channel and control exactly when it goes live.

Question 8

Is this just another AI writing tool?

Accepted Answer

No. AI writers wait for a prompt. Someone has to already know the topic, the keyword, and the angle. Groently ranks what to work on from research and your knowledge base — drafting is one step in that loop, not the whole product.

Question 9

Do I need an SEO or content background to use this?

Accepted Answer

No. Research, prioritization, and meta titles/descriptions on web drafts happen inside the product. Your job is to review and approve, not to plan a content strategy from scratch or run keyword research in a separate tool.

Question 10

Is this built for a single company or agencies with multiple clients?

Accepted Answer

Both. Agencies can run the same loop across every client account from one workspace, with a separate knowledge base and approval queue per client.

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