Built for how you make things.
One person with a site, a founder who writes, or a small team with someone who signs off, all on the same desk with the same rules and your own roles.
Independent creators
Your site, your list and your channels stay fed.
You run it alone, so Oat drafts from your archive, and one approved revision goes to your site and channels.
- The idea from Tuesday is still a heading on Friday.
- Every post costs an evening of checking your own figures.
- You guess at which piece got read.
Founder-writers
You keep your voice and lose the blank page.
You run a company and writing is part of it, so Oat learns your voice and brings finished work to your phone.
- The post you promised the team is still zero words.
- Anything written for you sounds like a press release.
- A fix on one draft has to be made again.
Small teams
Your team ships only the revision someone approved.
For you, an editor and whoever signs off, Oat gives each person a role and releases one approved revision.
- Nobody can say which shared-doc version was approved.
- Monday's sign-off covers a piece that changed Tuesday.
- When something goes wrong, nobody can show who changed what.
