Step one of four
Paste your website.
Read your own camp page a minute later.
We read the pages a parent would read and draft two things from them: a press release about your camp, published on CampBuzz — an independent publication for the camp industry, written for camp directors — at a dated URL you can post, email to families, and link from your newsletter; and your camp page, linked from the release. Both are written from your own words and read by a person before they run.
Your facts are published as structured, machine-readable data, and your page is in our sitemap and in our llms.txt, the file we keep for AI assistants. Every month we re-read your website and show you anything that changed, so the page stays current for as long as you subscribe. You see both in full before we ask for an account or a card.
No website? That's fine
Paste your brochure, your registration email, anything you send parents.
We read text the same way we read a site, and you get the same two pages from it.
What you get — a real published example


Harborlight Day Camp, published on CampBuzz. Yours is drafted from your own site, in your own words, and you can edit every line of it.