Independent publishing systems built to compound.

We design, build and run 21+ websites, three products and two video channels from Vietnam, with AI-assisted workflows behind all of it.

3 live products2 video channels21+ sites
Publishing workflow from keyword research to analytics
21+ sites, 3 networksReported as one portfolio
1 ownerFinal call on every release
Content architectureAutomationSearch operationsDistributionMedia templatesProduct launches
01 · Sites
21+websites live

Counted once per final live HTTPS address.

02 · Networks
3private networks

Each network is one content area with its own editorial system.

03 · People
1accountable owner

AI drafts and checks; one owner approves what ships.

04 · Since
2017year the work began

Started as a one-person content project.

Eight steps from a question to a measured page.

Every site in the portfolio runs the same loop. Scroll to walk through it.

  1. 01
    Keyword research

    Find the questions a topic has to answer.

  2. 02
    Topic map

    Group those questions into one connected cluster.

  3. 03
    Outline

    Set the page structure before any drafting starts.

  4. 04
    Draft

    AI drafts from research that has already been checked.

  5. 05
    Review

    A person checks the facts and approves the page.

  6. 06
    Templates

    Reusable page and media parts keep every site consistent.

  7. 07
    Publish

    The approved page goes live on its own site.

  8. 08
    Measure

    Traffic and search data decide the next round.

The eight-step publishing loop, from keyword research to measurement

The network is measured publicly without publishing its map.

21+ sites run in three private networks. Each network covers one content area with its own topic model and publishing rhythm. Domains, niches and links between sites stay private; the portfolio is reported as one total.

Three groups of site cards joining one report card
21+ sites · 3 networks · 1 report
Three networks
Network A

Private network

  • Own topic model and internal links
  • Own publishing rhythm
  • Shared infrastructure, separate identity
Network B

Private network

  • Own topic model and internal links
  • Own publishing rhythm
  • Shared infrastructure, separate identity
Network C

Private network

  • Own topic model and internal links
  • Own publishing rhythm
  • Shared infrastructure, separate identity
Five layers carry the work
01

Content architecture

Topic models, internal links and page structures are set before production starts.

02

Automation

AI tools move research and drafts forward; editorial decisions stay with one accountable owner.

03

Search operations

Coverage, gaps and performance are reviewed for the whole portfolio.

04

Distribution

Publishing queues and channel handoffs keep output moving.

05

Media templates

Reusable visual and motion systems keep every format consistent.

One idea, more than one format.

Research that passes review becomes short video, longer video and reusable templates.

Channels
One article branching into vertical video, horizontal video and templates
01TikTok · ActiveLive

GIAIMAAINEWS

Reviewed research becomes short-form video.

tiktok.com/@giaimaainews
02 · YouTube

Evergreen video

One YouTube channel turns durable research into longer videos.

03 · Production

Reusable production

Remotion scenes and motion assets are reused across formats instead of rebuilt.

From1 article
To3 formats
On2 channels

Automation works when the decisions stay visible.

Six rules run every property, product and channel. They set the order in which work is decided.

01

Model before volume

Design the operating model before adding more pages.

02

Remove handoffs

Take repeated manual steps out of the publishing path.

03

Reuse, stay distinct

Share structures while each published piece stays its own.

04

Grow without a map

Each property grows without revealing the portfolio.

05

Keep work moving

Research and production continue across time zones.

06

One final call

Editorial control stays with one accountable owner.

Strategy, systems and the final call have one owner.

Vinclair Studio has worked from Vietnam since 2017, with one owner accountable for every release.

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Vinclair Studio

VietnamIndependentSystem-led

Vinclair Studio began in 2017 as a one-person content project. Today the work spans 21+ live sites, three private networks, one YouTube channel, one TikTok channel, and a growing product layer.

AI improves speed and structure. The durable advantage comes from choosing what to build, defining a repeatable standard, and reviewing what ships.

Now
Glubbo 2.0

The app and its store listings in 14 languages.

In progress
Night Paws

Free on the web now; an Android build is in progress.

In progress
Network Journal

5 entries so far, newest on 29 Jun 2026.

Live
Tools in daily use
Next.jsThis site, as a static export
React Native · ExpoGlubbo on Android and iOS
Phaser · CapacitorNight Paws on the web and Android
RemotionReusable video scenes
GSAPMotion on this page
CloudflareDNS and edge in front of every site
CaddyStatic hosting on a private VPS
AI-assisted toolsResearch, drafts and checks

Questions about the portfolio.

Every answer comes from a published Network Journal entry. The update number links to the full report.

Why are the sites shown by code name?

Each site is reported as KT01 ATLAS, KT02 ORBIT, KT03 BEACON and so on. Publishing the domains would show which sites link to each other and make the content easy to copy. Sessions, impressions and article counts are still published for every code name.

Source: Update #5
What does “21+ sites” count?

Each final live HTTPS address counts once; redirects and folders still being built are left out. The sites differ a lot in size: on 29 Jun 2026 ATLAS had 678 articles and FORGE had 89.

Source: Update #5
Are the articles written by AI?

An AI writing skill drafts them from a brief. In late June the drafts started to open, order their points and close the same way, so publishing stopped while a shared check was built for all seven sites. It compares every new article with older ones before release. On ATLAS more than 300 titles were rewritten by hand.

Source: Update #5
Why do the sites run on different stacks?

On purpose. Groups of sites run on Next.js, PHP and WordPress to compare which stack reaches Google results more easily. ATLAS and LUMEN were rising steadily at the start; BEACON moved up and down.

Source: Update #1
What happens when a cheaper model is tried?

Xiaomi MiMo v2.5 Pro was tested because its tokens cost less than Sonnet or GPT. Its articles turned rigid, so the writing contract changed: answer the search intent first, write the flow before adding links, and run the validator only as the final gate.

Source: Update #3
How does a site earn?

ATLAS uses Amazon Affiliate links. Product suggestions are picked from each article's content and entities and shown as small widgets. The widget is being built as one template so it can roll out across the network instead of being patched into posts one by one.

Source: Update #4

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