Content engineering for healthcare and regulated industries
Anti-slop AI content, built at scale,
signed by humans
who know what they're talking about.
We ship the articles, community engagement, and authority-building
that actually move AI answers for brands where trust matters. For
teams doing it in-house, we also built the review platform that
makes it work.
Trusted by MoldCo
(environmental health telehealth) and
Herasight
(reproductive genetics). No credit card to try the platform.
“We don't ask if it's AI. We ask if it's good.”
The anti-slop discipline: every article clears a named reviewer, a
brand-specific rule pack, and an expert byline before it ships.
I spend 20 minutes rewriting every AI draft and then realize I would have been faster doing it myself.
— Content Lead, Series B health-tech
The issue was not 'I need a smarter model.' The issue was 'I need a repeatable process.'
— Agency Founder, 12 clients
Without structural review, every AI output drifts. After 40 drafts you can't tell whose voice it is.
— Brand Manager, Healthcare
Two ways to work with Typescape
We run it for you. Or you run it yourself.
One review system, two entry points. Same rule packs, same
reviewers, same export format — whether our team is writing or yours is.
Done for you
Full-stack content engineering
Articles, Reddit and community engagement, comparison pages,
case studies, podcast bookings, authority partnerships — all
human-reviewed, all signed by named experts. Built for brands
where one sloppy article would do real damage.
Named clinician / expert bylines
Daily community engagement across target subreddits
Turn your reviewers' feedback into rules your AI loads before
the next draft is written. The same system that powers our
services arm, delivered as a free-to-start SaaS for in-house teams.
Unlimited reviewers on every plan
CLI, API, and MCP — works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex
We run your key queries through ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and
Perplexity, map the content and community gaps, and hand you a
personalized content engineering plan.
A 2–3 week diagnostic (audit, positioning, systems blueprint) followed by a 3-month build-and-calibrate phase: 2–5 articles/week, daily Reddit and community engagement, comparison pages, case stories, and light outreach. Month three onward is an optional expand phase with authority partnerships, podcast bookings, and paid amplification layered on top.
Do you only work with healthcare companies?
Healthcare and regulated-adjacent categories are where our approach is strongest — categories where one bad article does real damage and where a named expert byline is the difference between being cited and being skipped. That includes fintech, legal, clinical SaaS, and reproductive / mental / environmental health.
Is the review platform separate from the services work?
Same system, two entry points. The SaaS platform is the review engine we ship every piece of services content through — so teams that want to run it themselves get the same tooling we use internally. Services clients get the platform included; platform customers can step up to services when they want us to run it.
What happens if we stop working together?
You own everything. Articles, comparison pages, calculators, case studies, Reddit accounts, rulepacks — all of it stays with you. No lock-in clauses, no authority assets held hostage. The engagement ends; the compounding continues.
Is this an AI content detector?
The opposite. We don't ask if it's AI. We ask if it's good. Named clinicians sign off, reviewers check against your actual rules, and the platform catches the repeat misses. A compliance officer wouldn't know — and that's the point.
How is the SaaS different from Google Docs comments or Grammarly?
Google Docs comments disappear on resolve. Grammarly enforces preset grammar rules. Typescape captures your reviewers' specific judgment — brand voice, factual accuracy, regulatory framing — and turns the recurring ones into rules your AI loads before the next draft is even written.
Stop shipping the same slop as everyone else.
Start with a free visibility audit, or kick the tires on the review
platform. Either way, the next article you publish should be better
than the last.