For creators and influencers

Show up for your audience without living on social media.

The ideas and the relationships are yours. Turning one idea into five formats and keeping the feed fed is what wears you down. AI for creators works best when it carries the busywork: Operly gives you team members that carry it, so you have more time to create and to talk with real people.

Your income depends on steady content and an engaged audience.

Also finds you new brand partners. See how →

Try it: find your next brand partners

Find the brands that fit your audience.

Describe your ideal customer once and set it as a routine. Your team members research on a schedule and bring you prospects with a drafted introduction for each. You choose who to contact, and each introduction is drafted for you to read. This is an example with made-up people.

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Chief of staffYour team

On it! I found 3 brand partners worth a look, each with a drafted introduction. Keep the ones you like.

FO
Fieldwork OutdoorsSponsors creators in the outdoor space.
New prospect

Hi, I create outdoor content for an engaged audience that cares about gear that lasts. I would love to explore a partnership and share my audience details.

SM
Slow Morning TeaSmall brand that has worked with micro-creators.
New prospect

Hi, your brand fits my audience well. I would love to feature your tea in a way that feels natural to my community. Can I send over a few ideas?

TP
Trailhead Podcast NetworkLooking for guests and collaborators.
New prospect

Hi, I would enjoy collaborating with your network and sharing a conversation with both our audiences. Happy to send a short pitch.

Drafts stay with you until you send them.

Try it: brand emails

Brand emails answered, without the inbox dive.

Say the request once. Your team members put brand and partnership emails first and draft a reply to each. Pick an email to see the draft, then approve it or change it yourself. This is an example with made-up brands.

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Chief of staffYour team

Reply to the brand emails in my inbox.

On it! The drafts are ready for you to read. Pick one to open it.

Brand inbox

ToFernlight Skincare
SubjectRe: Sponsored video in December

Hi team, thank you for thinking of me. A sponsored video in December sounds interesting. Could you send over the brief, the usage rights you have in mind and your budget range? I will get back to you quickly after that.

Drafts stay with you until you send them.

Sound familiar?

Every good idea turns into a dozen more things to do

Social media takes more time than it returns

Brand emails get buried under everything else

What you can hand off

Say it the way you would say it to a person.

These are the kinds of requests creators and influencers give their chief of staff. Your team members do the work and you review the result.

Chat with your chief of staff

“Every day, look for brands that fit my audience and draft a short pitch for each.”

What happens

Describe the brands you want to work with and set it as a routine. It researches on a schedule and drafts pitches for you to review. You choose who to contact, and each introduction is drafted for you to read.

Ready for your review

“Turn Tuesday’s podcast into a week of posts.”

What happens

A content team member reads the transcript and writes the posts. You edit the ones you want to keep.

Ready for your review

“Every Sunday night, outline next week’s content.”

What happens

A routine runs on schedule and saves the outline in its history, so Monday starts with options instead of a blank page.

Ready for your review

“Make a cover image and a short slideshow for this week’s video.”

What happens

Studio creates images and slideshows and keeps them in one library.

Ready for your review

“Put brand and partnership emails at the top of my inbox.”

What happens

Inbox rules star mail from the senders you name and move the noise out of the way.

Ready for your review

“Remember how I like my captions written.”

What happens

Operly keeps persistent memory, so your preferences carry into the next request. You can review or clear them any time.

Ready for your review

One request, start to finish

One request. The whole team moving.

An illustration of how one request can play out, not a customer story.

  1. You ask

    “Turn my latest episode into a week of posts, put brand emails first and find brands that fit my audience.”

  2. The team gets moving

    A content team member works from your transcript while an inbox team member moves brand mail to the top and another looks for brands that fit.

  3. You review

    The posts, the replies and the brand ideas are in your library. You pick, edit and schedule your way.

A customer story

Scripts and reels for her brand.

I used Operly for content scripts, business ideas for my services on Emotional Mastery, and video reels creating global impact messages based on my lived experience and promoting my upcoming TV series based on my memoir for season 1. Operly made a script for me too in nanoseconds.
Eleanora Grace HeartCreating motion videos from pictures for her brand

Read more customer stories →

What stays with you

Your judgment stays yours.

Your voice and your taste. Operly drafts, and you edit each draft before you use it.

What your team takes on

Seven things that eat a creator’s week.

Only part of a creator’s week is creating. Your team members take the rest.

01

Finding new customers

Brand deals are unpredictable, and finding the right brands is its own full-time job.

With OperlyDescribe the brands that fit your audience and set it as a routine. It researches on a schedule and drafts a short pitch for each. You choose who to contact.

See it work
02

Brand emails buried in the inbox

A partnership offer can sit unread for a week.

With OperlyInbox rules put brand and partnership mail at the top, and replies are drafted for you to review.

Inbox

03

Deal admin and chasing replies

Rates, briefs, contracts and follow-ups take more hours than the content.

With OperlyA follow-up team member drafts the next message to every brand waiting on you or owing you a reply.

Team membersTasks and calendar

04

Repurposing what you already made

One good episode should become many posts, but resizing and rewriting takes days.

With OperlyDrop in the transcript and ask for a week of posts. A content team member drafts them for you to pick from.

Content Studio

05

Staying consistent

The audience rewards a steady schedule, and burnout punishes it.

With OperlyA routine outlines next week’s content every Sunday night, so Monday starts with options.

Routines

06

Visuals without a designer

Covers, thumbnails and slideshows pile up behind the real work.

With OperlyStudio creates images and slideshows from a short description.

Content Studio

07

Remembering your voice

Explaining your style again every time wastes the time you saved.

With OperlyOperly remembers how you write, so your preferences carry into every request.

Memory and files

In the app

This is what it looks like.

Real screens from Operly. The workspace and every name in them are made up.

Your team, in the sidebar
Your team, in the sidebarYour chief of staff and each team member you create, with what each one is doing right now.
Drafts waiting for your review
Drafts waiting for your reviewReplies your team drafts land in the Approvals queue, where you read, edit and send them.
Requests turned into tasks
Requests turned into tasksTasks your team creates from email and chat appear on your board with the date attached.

Questions

Does Operly post for me?

Operly creates the content in Studio and saves it to your library for you to review and use.

Can it match my style?

Operly keeps persistent memory, so the preferences you share carry forward. You can review, edit or clear what it remembers.

What can Studio create?

Images, video, slideshows, social posts and blog posts.

Start with one follow-up.

Pick one thing you keep doing yourself, ask your chief of staff to handle it, and see how it feels.

Start delegating