Getting Started

Get up and running in a few minutes. Connect WordPress, then publish your first post from an AI agent, the API, the CLI, or Notion.

1

Create an Account

Go to app.notipo.com/auth/register and sign up with your email. You'll receive a verification email — click the link to verify and you'll be logged in automatically. New accounts get a 7-day free trial of the Pro plan — no credit card required.

2

Connect WordPress

Enter your WordPress site URL and click Connect WordPress. You'll be redirected to your WordPress admin to approve the connection — WordPress creates the application password automatically and sends it back. One click and you're connected.

If the one-click flow doesn't work for your setup, click Enter credentials manually to provide your username and application password directly.

See WordPress Setup for details.

3

Publish Your First Post

Notipo has no in-app editor — you send markdown to it and it publishes to WordPress. There are two ways to do that:

  • From an AI agent or script — call the MCP server, REST API, or CLI with your markdown and let Notipo create the post
  • From Notion — write in Notion and flip a status to trigger a sync (see step 4)

Either way, Notipo handles the rest — markdown is converted to WordPress Gutenberg blocks, images are uploaded to your WordPress media library, a featured image is generated (Pro plan), and SEO metadata is applied automatically.

See Publishing for both paths, or the API & AI Agents guides to publish programmatically.

4

Optional: Connect Notion

Prefer writing in Notion? Go to Settings and click Connect to Notion. On Notion's consent screen, choose Use a template provided by the developer to auto-create a pre-configured blog database in your workspace — all required properties and statuses set up for you.

Once connected, write posts in Notion and change the status to Post to Wordpress to trigger a sync. Notipo converts Notion content to WordPress Gutenberg blocks, uploads images, generates featured images, and applies SEO metadata — all automatically.

See Notion Setup for the full configuration guide.