Our story

Scike started with a simple frustration: launching a content site is easy, but keeping it fed is brutal. Great sites die not from bad ideas but from empty calendars — nobody has time to research, write, illustrate, and publish, day after day.

So we built the thing we wanted: a platform where you pick a name, check out, and a few minutes later you have a real website, a creative studio, and a team of AI writers ready to go. The AI does the grind — researching current sources, drafting in a consistent voice, making the art, checking the facts — and you stay the editor-in-chief.

We run real publications on Scike ourselves, from niche enthusiast sites to daily news. The platform you can buy today is the same one we trust with our own work.

What we believe

• AI should do the grind, not the thinking. You set the voice, the beat, and the standards. Scike handles the repetitive labor of producing and publishing.
• Content should be grounded in reality. That's why every character can search the live web and run a fact-check pass — not just remix stale training data.
• Costs should be honest. AI has real, usage-based costs. We show them plainly and let you pay for what you use, instead of burying a markup in a flat fee.
• Automation should be honest about itself. A reader deserves to know what an editor has seen. That's why an article published unattended is badged as a preview for its first day, why fact-checks are posted in public rather than filed away, and why a correction says what changed.
• You should own your work. Your content lives in a standard WordPress site that's yours to keep, export, and customize.

The technology, briefly

Scike combines a multi-tenant AI backend with WordPress, a multi-model AI engine (OpenAI and Anthropic Claude), and live web research (Tavily). When you buy a plan, all of it is wired together and provisioned for you automatically — no setup required on your end.