Noverva
Publishing

Content that lands where it belongs

Noverva does not want to be your CMS. It writes into the one you already run, tracks what happened, and tells you when the published version and its own copy stop agreeing.

Connect a site
Connectors

What exists today, and what does not

Planned means planned. Nothing on this page is described as available before it is.

WordPress

available

Free plugin plus REST. Drafts, scheduling, media, taxonomies, featured images, and Yoast / Rank Math / AIOSEO metadata.

Generic REST

available

Map Noverva fields onto your own endpoint. For custom CMS and internal publishing pipelines.

Webhooks

available

Signed, retried, replay-protected events for every state change in the pipeline.

Google Search Console

available

The measured half of the analytics picture. Read-only, by OAuth consent.

MCP

available

Not a publishing target — a control surface. Drive Noverva from any MCP-capable AI client.

Ghost

planned

Admin API. Straightforward mapping; scheduled after the SDK stabilises.

Webflow

planned

CMS collections. Field mapping is per-site, so onboarding needs a mapping step.

Shopify

planned

Blog articles and pages. Product content is a separate, larger problem.

HubSpot

planned

CMS Hub blog posts and landing pages.

Notion

planned

Useful as a review surface more than a publishing target.

Wix

planned

Blog API.

Next.js / headless

planned

Git-backed and API-backed variants. Deploy hooks rather than direct writes.

Capability negotiation

Connectors declare what they can do

Platforms differ, and pretending otherwise produces silent failures. Each connector publishes a capability manifest; Noverva greys out what a platform cannot do rather than attempting it and losing the data.

Capabilities supported by each available connector
CapabilityWordPressRESTWebhook
Create draftSupportedSupportedSupported
PublishSupportedSupportedSupported
ScheduleSupportedSupportedNot supported
Media uploadSupportedSupportedNot supported
Categories & tagsSupportedSupportedNot supported
Featured imageSupportedSupportedNot supported
SEO metadataSupportedSupportedNot supported
Canonical URLSupportedSupportedNot supported
Author mappingSupportedNot supportedNot supported
Sync stateSupportedSupportedNot supported
Drift detectionSupportedNot supportedNot supported

A webhook connector is a delivery mechanism, not a CMS — it cannot report back what happened to the content after you receive it, which is why sync state and drift detection are unavailable there.

WordPress

A real plugin, not an API example

The Noverva plugin is free, installs from your dashboard, and connects with a scoped token you can revoke from either end. It writes SEO metadata into whichever of Yoast, Rank Math or All in One SEO you already run, and keeps a local log of everything Noverva did to your site.

Scoped tokens, rotatable and revocable from either side
HMAC-signed requests with a replay window
Draft, publish and schedule
Media transfer with alt text preserved
Categories, tags, authors, featured images
Yoast / Rank Math / AIOSEO metadata
Duplicate and slug-conflict protection
Local activity log and one-click disconnect