Help readers discover their next article. RelatIQ recommends related posts from your own WordPress content, giving blogs, magazines and content libraries a way to surface articles worth rediscovering.
100% free. No premium version. Every feature included. All six layouts, editorial controls, reports and layout experiments are available without a subscription, paid add-on or license key.
See Screenshots for each layout, then preview your articles in Design studio.
Insert the RelatIQ Related Posts block in the WordPress block editor, enable automatic placement, or add this shortcode:
[relatiq layout=”magazine-split” count=”3″ title=”Explore this topic”]
Automatic display skips articles containing a RelatIQ block or shortcode. If your theme template includes the block, disable automatic display to avoid duplication. The original [rltiq_related_posts_ai] shortcode is also supported.
RelatIQ uses word overlap and local relevance scoring, not generative AI. Pins appear first. If matches are scarce, optional fallback suggestions use shared taxonomy terms or recent eligible articles.
Only published, public, password-free content is eligible. Global exclusions, per-article exclusions and age limits apply to pins, matches and fallback suggestions. Same-language matching reads WPML or Polylang language information when available; articles with unknown language remain eligible. Matching quality varies by language and writing style.
Matching runs in your WordPress database. No article text or automatic off-site telemetry is sent to the author.
Reports start disabled. When enabled, your site’s /wp-json/rltiq/v1/event endpoint receives source/destination article IDs, layout, experiment variant, a link signature and a random event ID. Daily aggregate counts are kept for up to 90 days; no analytics cookies or visitor profiles are created. Impressions require half the item to be visible. Counts are not unique visitors or proof of traffic lift.
Temporary keyed IP hashes and click IDs limit abuse and duplicates, expiring after two and ten minutes; database cleanup depends on cron. RelatIQ stores no raw IP addresses. Other plugins and server logs are outside its control. Disabling reports stops recording; existing data remains until expiry or deletion.
Images load from your media, CDN or fallback-image host. Credit, review and license links open external sites when clicked. See Settings > Privacy for policy text and docs/technical-notes.md for technical details.
Bundled layout preview images and sample article text were created for RelatIQ and are available under GPLv2 or later. They contain no stock photography or external model output. The original RelatIQ logo is retained from the plugin package.