Start from what your users search.
Ollie reads your site, your listing, and your reviews, then works out what people type into Google to find an app like yours. Fix anything it got wrong before it plans.
Your app’s SEO engine.
Ollie writes and publishes your app’s blog on autopilot. It picks topics from what people actually search. Nothing goes live until you say so.
Request an inviteHow Ollie runs the content channel.
Setup is your landing page and App Store listing. After that it runs on its own.
Pick a topic worth writing.
Topics are ranked by who is searching, not by traffic. You get the reasoning and the evidence for each one. Pick a topic and nothing is written yet.
Read it before anyone else does.
Every claim shows its source, and anything risky is flagged in place. Approve it or send it back. The blog sits on your own subdomain and setup is one DNS record.
See what it actually did for the app.
Follow a reader from search to your App Store page and into the app. Ollie then tells you what to change next, and why.
Before you ask.
Do I have to host a blog?
No. It runs on a subdomain of your domain, so the articles count as yours in search. Setup is one DNS record.
Does anything publish without me?
No. You approve the topic, then the article. If you want it to publish on its own later, that is a switch you turn on.
What access does Ollie need?
Your landing page and App Store listing to start. Read-only Search Console if you want search data, and a billing webhook if you want revenue. Both are optional.
Can Ollie prove an article caused an install?
Downloads, yes. Apple ties those to a campaign link, so you get them per article. Trials and subscriptions only arrive as totals, so Ollie shows them as a signal and does not claim the credit.
What does it cost?
Not settled yet. Asking for an invite costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Ollie is invite only while we build.
We are starting with a handful of live iOS apps. Tell us where to send the invite.