Be known for what you already know.

Not yet. We are opening it to early-access members in small batches from November, ahead of general availability. Joining the list is free and commits you to nothing: we email you when your invite is ready, and you decide then.

One person doing their own marketing: founders, consultants, freelancers and creators who know their subject and need to be visible to win work. It is not for you if you want volume for its own sake. And it is not yet for agencies running many client brands: that is coming, and it will be a different product.

It writes from material you gave it, against a voice and a set of guardrails you wrote, so what it starts from is yours. Expect to edit early drafts: each correction you make is how the voice gets closer to yours.

Three ways, in order. It writes from passages retrieved out of your own documents rather than from memory. It is held to the facts you explicitly declared. And every draft is scored on correctness, clarity, engagement and delivery, with reasoning attached, before it reaches you. Then you read it, and nothing is published until you approve it.

No. A post has to be marked ready by a person before it can be scheduled, and that is a state in the publishing machine rather than a preference. Once you approve a post, it goes out on the schedule you set.

At launch: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, Threads and YouTube, each with its own post types, so a carousel, a thread, a reel and a short are each written for what they are. TikTok, Pinterest and Reddit come next, then Bluesky, Google Business Profile, Telegram and the rest, including your own site.

Something to write from and somewhere to publish. In practice: connect an account or two, drop in a handful of documents (notes, a PDF, a link to your site) and write a few lines about your voice and who you are talking to. None of it has to be complete on day one; you can add more whenever you like.

A scheduler holds a queue. It knows nothing about you, so you still write everything that goes in it. Ogen starts a step earlier: it knows your material and your rules, so what arrives in the queue is already written, already platform-shaped and already checked.

A chat window starts from nothing every time, so you paste in context, reformat for each platform and publish by hand. Ogen keeps your material, your voice and your results between sessions and carries a whole run through to published.

No. Your documents, drafts and published posts are yours, are used only to produce your own content, and are never used to train shared models. The details are in the privacy policy.

A subscription to Ogen, a web application you use in your browser. There is nothing to install and nothing physical to ship. A plan gives your account the limits listed above for as long as the subscription is active.

Per workspace, and not all the same way. Workspaces, seats, connected accounts and media storage are standing limits: what you hold at any one moment, not what you have used over time, so disconnecting an account or deleting a file frees the allowance again immediately. Content-plan runs are monthly and reset on your billing date. Quality reviews are per post, so every draft gets its own allowance rather than drawing on a shared pool. Where a plan says unlimited, there is no cap.

Not for joining the list. A plan is charged when you subscribe, unless its card above shows a free trial: then billing starts only if you stay on after the trial ends. The plan renews each billing period until you cancel.

Yes. Cancel from your account settings at any time and the subscription stays active until the end of the period you have already paid for. No cancellation fee and no minimum term.

Yes, within 14 days of a charge, for any reason. The full terms are on the refund policy page, and you can always just email us.

Lemon Squeezy acts as the merchant of record for all purchases. They take the payment, issue the invoice and handle sales tax or VAT where it applies, so "Lemon Squeezy" is what appears on your statement.