Reads your actual site
Pulls robots.txt and your sitemap, then audits your most important pages — rather than guessing from the domain name.
Most AI writing tools start from a prompt and invent the rest. OllaWrite starts by reading your site — the pages, the structure, what search sees — and writes from what is really there.
Pulls robots.txt and your sitemap, then audits your most important pages — rather than guessing from the domain name.
Titles, meta, structured data, readability and internal links, graded per page so you know which ones are dragging.
Research, then a check on that research, then writing, then an edit. Each stage is a separate agent with one job.
The writer only sees the brief and the audit, so what it claims about your business traces back to your pages.
It maps the site and audits the pages that matter, and tells you plainly if the crawl was blocked or incomplete.
It reads what currently ranks for your topic and turns the gap into a brief a writer can follow.
An editor agent checks the draft against the brief and sends it back if it is thin or unsupported.
The fastest way to judge it is to point it at a domain you know well and see whether the audit tells you anything you did not already know.