Websites on autopilot with scheduling, feeds and AI
Content that shows, hides and refreshes itself without manual work.
- Answers
- How can a website keep itself up to date automatically?
- Topics
- AI · design · technology · web · webdesign · work
- Full article on willem.com
- https://willem.com/en/2026-01-07_websites-with-auto-pilot/
Summary
Three mechanisms do the work: scheduling, so content shows or hides itself at a set moment; feeds, which pull your social media posts onto your own site; and AI that summarises, translates and reorients content for publication.
Full text
A website loses relevance the moment it is out of date, and it can confuse people with wrong or outdated information. Yet it is worth having one: it is your own piece of the Internet where only content about you is shown, without ads or other people's posts competing for attention. So I build websites that update themselves. Scheduling lets you give content an expiration date when you add it, so removing it costs no manual effort. Feeds aggregate what you already post on Instagram, Facebook or LinkedIn and publish it on your site automatically, without the distracting content around it. AI summarises, translates and reorients material from different sources so it fits your own pages. The result is a site that works for you, without cumbersome manual content management like WordPress.