Confirm what Ollie learns about your app.
Ollie scans your landing page, App Store listing, and public reviews. You correct the audience, claims, voice, and content boundaries before it plans anything.
Your app’s content team.
Ollie launches your blog, finds what potential users search on Google and ask AI, writes the articles, and learns what drives action inside your app.
Join the waitlistOllie builds the channel. You approve the work.
How Ollie runs the content channel.
Add your landing page and App Store listing. Ollie learns the app, finds what to write, publishes what you approve, and keeps working, measuring, and explaining what happens next.
Choose from a short list of relevant topics.
Opportunities are ranked by app-user intent, not traffic volume. Each shows who is searching — on Google and in AI answers — why it fits the app, and the evidence. Approve one; nothing is drafted yet.
Review the exact article before it goes live.
Check sources, claims, voice, and risk level, with flagged passages explained inline. Approve the revision or ask for changes. Ollie hosts the blog on your subdomain — one DNS record, no repository access.
See whether the content reaches your app.
Ollie separates search and AI visibility, article visits, App Store clicks, and the in-app event you choose — then proposes its next change with the evidence behind it.
Before you ask.
Do I have to host a blog?
No. Ollie hosts the blog on a subdomain of your own domain, so the articles count as yours in search. Setup is one DNS record.
Does anything publish without me?
Not unless you decide it should. Ollie is supervised by default: you approve the topic, then the exact article, before anything goes live. Autonomous publishing is a switch you turn on later, per project.
What access does Ollie need?
Your landing page and App Store listing to learn what the app does, read-only Search Console to see what people search, and a subscription provider webhook if you want app outcomes. Nothing is required to start.
Can Ollie prove an article caused an install?
Only where a provider says so. Apple attributes downloads to a specific article through a campaign link, so those are reported per article. Trials and subscriptions arrive as project totals, and Ollie shows them as correlated signals rather than claiming credit it cannot evidence.
What does it cost?
Pricing is not final while we build with the first apps. Joining the waitlist costs nothing and does not commit you to anything.
Put your content engine to work.
We are building Ollie for live iOS apps that have no blog and no time to run one. Supervised by default, autonomous when you choose. Join the waitlist to help shape the first version.