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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 current way costs hours you do not have.

  • 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.

Oat turns those hours into one read.

  1. Step 1

    Set the brief

    Themes, audience, what to leave alone, how often.

  2. Step 2

    Open to a draft

    A sourced piece from your archive is already waiting.

  3. Step 3

    Approve one revision

    You sign off an exact revision by its hash.

The first draft arrives before the evening does.

Oat reads your archive, collects dated sources, writes inside your brief, and Dollop checks the piece before it lands on your Desk.

Reading it is the only part left.

You comment, edit or decline, each change is its own revision, and you approve one exact revision from your phone.

Your site receives the exact revision you approved.

WordPress gets a draft, Vercel a deploy hook, GitHub a commit, and Oat says outcome unknown rather than guessing.

One approved piece feeds your list and channels.

The approved piece becomes the issue, the posts, the video script and the clips, and what got read feeds your next brief item.

Approved source

The hostel curfew, priced in missed shifts

Revision
3 of 3 · 9a30c2e
Earlier
8d1f04a
Approved
  • Based on revision 9a30c2e. Current. Its own approval, its own destination.

Bring your archive and arrive to work already waiting.

Request access

Invited access. The Oat team imports your archive before you open the Desk.