Private beta — waitlist open

Every piece of content you've ever published. Searchable in one place.

Repubbed pulls every blog post, video, podcast, social post, etc--into one private, searchable archive.

Don't want to wait? Repubbed is already in the Pete Club bundlejoin Pete Club and you're in today.

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The problem

You don't own your audience. You don't own your content either.

If you've been creating for more than a year, you already knew the first part. What you probably haven't asked: how much of your own work you'd actually lose if one login went dark tomorrow.

You don’t know where half your work even is

A decade of posts lives across a blog, a channel, a newsletter, and three social feeds — none of it in one place, none of it yours to search.

Platform search is built to bury you

Try finding a three-year-old post inside YouTube Studio or your email provider. Feeds are built to surface what’s new, not what you made.

Your backups are graveyards, not archives

CSV dumps and .zip takeouts pile up unread. A pile of files you can’t search isn’t an archive — it’s a junk drawer with extra steps.

How it works

From scattered to searchable in three steps.

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Import in bulk

Paste one link, or pull everything at once: a blog’s RSS feed, an entire YouTube channel, a newsletter archive, a CSV export, even a .mbox mailbox.

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Organize your way

Categories, tags, favorites — applied one at a time or across hundreds of items with bulk select. Your taxonomy, not the algorithm’s.

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Find it in seconds

One fast search across titles, tags, and descriptions, with filters by type, platform, category, and date. ⌘K from anywhere.

New — Repurposing

The blank page is dead. Your archive is the swipe file.

Every AI writing tool sounds generic for the same reason: it has never read your work. Repubbed has all of it. Ask for a post, a thread, an email, an outline, a script, or a set of hooks, and it drafts from your own published pieces — your topics, your phrasing, your voice. With receipts: every draft links to the exact published work it was built from.

archive → repurpose → draft → copy → publish anywhere → import back → archive

The gap map finds the topic you covered fourteen times on YouTube and never once in an email — then fills it in one click. You publish wherever you already publish, and one paste brings it home with its history attached. Only real published work enters the archive; drafts never sneak in. There's more where that came from: search your archive by meaning, and let AI suggest tags and categories while you import — every proposal reviewed by you before anything is saved.

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AI in Repubbed is bring-your-own-key: your OpenRouter key, your model choices, your credits — we never bill you for AI. Nothing runs until you click it, the cost shows before anything spends, and without a key the archive works exactly as it always has.

What fits

Four content types. Every import path.

Blog posts

Import from an RSS feed or paste URLs — Repubbed grabs the full readable article, images included.

RSS · URL list · single link

YouTube videos

Point it at your channel and every upload comes in with titles, thumbnails, dates, and durations.

whole channel · single video

Emails & newsletters

Bring in years of sends from a public archive feed, a .mbox export, or any CSV your provider gives you.

RSS archive · .mbox · CSV

Social posts

LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram — paste the text and link, and the post is preserved even if the platform buries it.

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LinkedIn
YouTube
Instagram
Newsletter
Blog
Waitlist open

Don't go dark.

We're letting creators in a batch at a time so every archive gets set up properly. Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment a spot opens.

Don't want to wait? Repubbed is already in the Pete Club bundlejoin Pete Club and you're in today.

FAQ

Fair questions.

What exactly does Repubbed do?

It’s a private, searchable archive of everything you’ve published. You import your content — in bulk — and Repubbed stores, organizes, and searches it. It does not post, schedule, or share anything anywhere.

Why can’t I just sign up?

Repubbed is closed to public sign-ups while we build it properly. Every account we let in gets real attention, so we’re opening them in batches rather than all at once. The waitlist is the queue.

How do I get in sooner?

Repubbed is already included in the Pete Club bundle at peteclub.com — members get access today, no waiting. Otherwise, join the waitlist and we’ll email you when your spot opens.

Which platforms can I import from?

Anything with an RSS feed (blogs, podcasts, many newsletters), any YouTube channel, newsletter exports (.mbox or CSV), lists of URLs, and manual paste for social posts. No account connections or OAuth needed.

Do I keep control of my content?

Completely. Everything sits in your own private space, nothing is public, and you can export your entire archive as one JSON file whenever you like — or delete it all.

What happens to images in my posts?

Repubbed mirrors them into your own storage, so your archive keeps working even if the original host takes them down.

Will it repost content for me?

No — and that’s deliberate. Repubbed writes the first draft in your voice; you finish and publish it wherever you already write. No publishing integrations, no scheduling, no posting on your behalf.

How does the AI work, and what does it cost?

You connect your own OpenRouter key in Settings — you hold the key and the credits, and we never bill you for AI. Repurposing, semantic search, the gap map, and tag suggestions all run only when you click them, with the cost shown first. Skip the key and the archive works exactly the same without them.

What will you do with my email address?

Tell you when Repubbed opens up, and send the occasional note about what’s being built. Nothing else, no selling it on, and one click unsubscribes.