About

Run on its founder's own sites first.

Contivo is built by Farjad P.D, founder of AshaVid, in Ontario, Canada. It is for a plain problem: a small company knows it should publish steadily and keep an eye on its market, and nobody has the hours to do it well.

The rules it is built on

Each of these is a decision already made in the product, not a promise about one. The date is when it went in.

  1. 01

    Refuse before inventing

    In August 2026 the writer produced a client case study that never happened, and the AI reviewer passed it nine out of ten. Since then, a draft that invents a case, a figure or a quote does not get through the quality gate.

    In the product since August 18, 2026

  2. 02

    Show no number that was not measured

    When the search-data provider is not connected, Contivo now shows no search volume at all, instead of a plausible one it made up.

    In the product since September 27, 2026

  3. 03

    Sell only what works

    This site used to list networks Contivo cannot post to yet. They came off the page the day that was noticed.

    In the product since September 27, 2026

  4. 04

    Persian is written, not translated

    A Persian workspace gets articles written in Persian from the start, not English ones with a Persian menu around them.

    In the product since September 23, 2026

How it got here

  1. March 2026

    First commit

    A workspace, a connection to LinkedIn and X, and a scheduler.

  2. April 2026

    The strategic report

    Contivo starts reading a site and its competitors and writing up what it finds.

  3. August 2026

    Autopilot and the quality gate

    It publishes on a schedule, and every draft has to pass a review before it goes out.

  4. August 2026

    Your own website

    Besides social networks, Contivo can publish articles straight to your site.

  5. September 2026

    Persian

    The whole product, and the writing itself, in Persian.

  6. September 2026

    Early access

    Where it is today: free, running on its founder's own sites, and open to try.

Where it stands

  • Early access. Billing is not live, so it is free.

  • No customers to name yet, so this site names none.

  • Things break sometimes. When they do, you can write to the person who fixes them.

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