Olly is a social media engagement assistant built around two modes of operation. In co-pilot mode it lives in your browser sidebar: you pick a tone, it reads the post and comment thread, and it drafts a reply you can edit and publish yourself. In autopilot mode its auto-commenter finds posts by keyword across your selected platforms and comments, replies and likes in the background within limits you set per run, logging every action in a dashboard history.
Setup is a one-time voice-training step: you define brand voice, tone preferences (for example warm and direct, avoiding emojis or hype words), topics and keywords, then choose the platforms to monitor. From there Olly watches for conversations worth joining so comments land where your audience already reads, and it can summarise long threads so you respond to the substance rather than the first few lines.
Beyond commenting, Olly includes a virality predictor that scores a draft before publishing, a content calendar for planning posts and keeping a backlog of ideas, daily engagement goals with analytics, and multilingual output covering languages such as Spanish, Hindi, Japanese, Arabic and Korean. It supports multiple model providers — OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, OpenRouter or a local model via Ollama — either with your own API key or included credits, and it states that data stays on your device with optional bring-your-own-key privacy controls.
