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Chrome Extension · Version 1.2.1 · by Degird

The AI Publishing Engine for Every WordPress Site You Run

Manage unlimited WordPress sites from one central console — write, rewrite, schedule, and automate content, and let Autopilot keep publishing even with your browser closed.

SyncDock Client 1.2.1 is the biggest update since launch. Automations can now run on your own WordPress server. Fifty posts across ten sites fit in one batch. The editor writes alongside you in real time. And for the first time you can see which posts are losing search traffic, then fix them in one click — all without opening wp-admin, and with your keys encrypted in your own browser.

Free · Requires the free SyncDock plugin 1.6.0+ · No SyncDock server in the path

Production-Ready at Scale

Built for 10 to 50 Posts a Day

wp-admin was built for one site and one login at a time. SyncDock Client is built for the publisher running many — one console, one PIN, and automation that doesn't need you watching it. Security was audited end to end, across the extension and the plugin, before 1.2 shipped.

Autopilot on Your Server
Unlimited Sites, No Per-Site Fee
10 Built-In AI Providers
Security-Audited Release

Who It's For

Who Uses SyncDock Client?

Anyone who publishes to more than one WordPress site — or who publishes to one site often enough that wp-admin has become the slow part.

Multi-Site Publishers & Niche-Site Operators

Ten sites, fifty posts a day, and one person. Import a spreadsheet of topics, let Autopilot generate and publish on a schedule per site, fan a post out to several sites at once, and watch everything from a single merged post list — with no seat limit and no per-site fee as the portfolio grows.

Agencies Managing Client Sites

Connect every client site with a one-line connection code, keep each on its own key, and publish without juggling a dozen wp-admin logins.

SEO Specialists

Audit for thin, stale, or incomplete posts, see 28-day Search Console clicks next to every post, and refresh the ones that are slipping.

Content & Marketing Teams

Plan on a content calendar across every site, review bulk rewrites as side-by-side diffs, and save reusable snippets for CTAs and disclaimers.

Bloggers & Writers

Write in Markdown or with streaming AI, drop in a TL;DR or FAQ in one click, and publish clean Gutenberg blocks.

Teams Building AI Content Pipelines

Pick from 10 built-in AI provider integrations — including Revoye, Degird's own AI service, with one plan and a clear monthly allowance, and OpenRouter with exact per-request cost — or point it at a custom endpoint or a fully local model. Set a hard monthly budget for Autopilot, see honest cost tracking in Insights, and keep every draft reviewable before it goes live. SyncDock is AI where it helps, with the controls you'd want before letting it run at volume.

What's New in 1.2

A Publishing Engine, Not a Bookmarklet

Everything added across 1.1, 1.2, and 1.2.1 — the features that turn managing WordPress from a browser tab into something you can run at volume.

01 / 08

Autopilot: Automations That Run on Your Server

Switch any automation to "Run on the server (Autopilot)" and your WordPress site takes over on its built-in scheduler — Chrome doesn't need to be open and your computer doesn't need to be on. A site administrator stores one AI provider key on the site, encrypted and never shown again. Set a hard monthly budget, cover several sites from one automation with staggered starts, and get no duplicate posts even when a run is retried. Every run lands in the activity log and notifies your webhooks.

Simple Workflow

How SyncDock Client Works

Four steps from a fresh install to publishing — and automating — across every WordPress site you manage.

01

Install the Extension

Add SyncDock Client from the Chrome Web Store (Chrome or another Chromium browser, version 102+). No account to create.

02

Add the Plugin to Each Site

Install the free SyncDock plugin 1.6.0 or newer (1.6.1 recommended) from WordPress.org on every site you want to connect.

03

Paste a Connection Code

Copy the one-line connection code from the plugin and paste it into the extension. Set your PIN once; every key is encrypted locally.

04

Write, Bulk-Edit, Automate

Draft with streaming AI, import topics from CSV, and switch automations to Autopilot so they publish from your server.

Pricing

Free, With the Plugin It Needs Also Free

SyncDock Client is free on the Chrome Web Store, and the SyncDock WordPress plugin it connects to is free on WordPress.org. Connect as many sites as you manage — no seat limit and no per-site fee.

Free

No account required
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Chrome Web Store

The complete publishing engine — every connected site, every automation, every AI and security feature.

Unlimited sites — no cap, no seat limit, no per-site fee
Autopilot automations with a hard monthly budget
Bulk actions, diff approval, and CSV import (500 rows)
Search Console clicks and "Losing traffic" filter
Streaming AI editor, AI inserts, and bulk AI alt text
Markdown Schema v2 to native Gutenberg blocks
10 built-in AI providers, custom endpoints, local models
Encrypted vault, signed requests, encrypted backups

Requires the free SyncDock WordPress plugin 1.6.0 or newer on each connected site; 1.6.1 is strongly recommended because it includes important security fixes. Autopilot needs plugin 1.6.0+ — on older versions, automations keep running in the browser. An AI provider is optional: the editor, multi-site publishing, media, and scheduling all work without AI.

Full Feature Set

Everything Else Inside the Console

The operational details that decide whether running many WordPress sites from a browser actually holds up day to day.

Content Calendar

Scheduled, queued, and published posts across every site in one view.

Content Clusters

Plan topical coverage on purpose, with topic de-duplication in automations.

Needs Attention View

Posts that need work, collected in one place.

Bulk AI Alt Text

Find images missing alt text on the Media page and fill them in bulk.

Revision Compare

See exactly what changes before you roll a post back.

Internal Link Backfill

Suggested links from related older posts, validated and reviewed first.

Smart Find & Replace

Find and replace across a post without breaking its blocks.

Richer Insights

Trends, tokens per day, per-provider share, error rate, tokens per post.

Honest Cost Tracking

Estimates marked "≈", unpriced calls shown as "—", never counted as zero.

One-Click Translation

Translate a post into any languages you list.

Clip to SyncDock

Right-click any text, image, or page on the web to start a draft.

Webhooks on Publish

Notify your own automation tools, with webhook health in wp-admin.

Command Bar & @Handles

Keyboard-driven navigation, with @site handles that work everywhere.

Resumable Pipelines

An interrupted generation resumes without repeating finished steps.

Encrypted Backups

Full backup and restore — optionally with API keys, under a separate passphrase.

Translation-Ready

2,300+ interface strings in one catalogue. The interface ships in English today.

Safe by Design

Your Keys Stay Yours, Audited End to End

There is no SyncDock server in the path. Requests go directly from your browser to your WordPress site and to the AI provider you chose, with no telemetry. Before 1.2 shipped, both the extension and the plugin went through a full security audit — a hardened content sanitizer, safer imports that can never quietly weaken your security settings, stronger PIN rules, and request signing that now covers the query string.

What protects every connected site:

AES-256-GCM encrypted vault — behind a mandatory PIN (PBKDF2-SHA256, 600,000 iterations, 8-character minimum, throttled)
HMAC-signed, replay-protected requests — request signing v2 covers the query string; every site has its own request lane
No double runs — jobs use leases so two windows can't run the same job, and stuck jobs recover automatically

Scheduled publishing never posts to a date in the past and handles daylight-saving changes correctly. Autopilot's provider key is encrypted on the site, never shown again, and never logged.

Why It Matters

From Browser Console to
Production Publishing Engine

SyncDock gave WordPress a secure, headless API. SyncDock Client gave that API a cockpit: one browser console where you could write, schedule, and publish across every site without logging into wp-admin. That solved the everyday problem. It didn't solve the volume problem — because every automation still lived inside Chrome, and the moment you closed the laptop, the publishing stopped.

Version 1.2 is the answer to that. Autopilot moves automations onto your own WordPress server, with a hard budget and no duplicate posts. Bulk actions and CSV import make fifty posts a day a reasonable workload rather than a heroic one. And the Search Console connection closes the loop that content operations always miss: not just publishing more, but knowing which of the posts you already have are quietly losing traffic.

None of it changed the principle SyncDock started with. Your keys stay in an encrypted vault in your own browser. Requests go straight to your sites and to the AI provider you picked. There is no SyncDock server to trust, and every AI change can be reviewed before it goes live.

Runs Without You

Autopilot publishes from your server, on schedule, within budget.

Built for Volume

Bulk actions, CSV import, and multi-site fan-out.

Closes the Loop

Search Console shows which posts need a refresh.

Block-Native

Rich Markdown in, native Gutenberg blocks out.

AI Your Way

10 providers, custom endpoints, local models, no lock-in.

Local-First Security

Encrypted vault, signed requests, no telemetry.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Get Started

Run Every WordPress Site From One Console

Install SyncDock Client, add the free SyncDock plugin to each site, paste a connection code, and start publishing — then switch your first automation to Autopilot and let it run without you. It's free, it takes minutes, and your keys never leave your machine.

Free · Chrome 102+ · Requires the free SyncDock plugin 1.6.0+ · Unlimited sites