Google
From the founder's desk Dear reader,
A few years ago I was managing a small marketing team at a startup. Most of our growth was supposed to come from search, so a big part of my week went into the same routine: deciding what to write about, planning it, writing it, then going back to update older pages that had slipped.
It worked, but it was slow. We spent more time on the busywork around content than on the content itself. And I could never get a clear picture of where we actually stood, especially as more people started asking ChatGPT and Perplexity instead of typing into Google.
I tried to automate my way out. I built workflows in n8n, Zapier and Make, and they helped for a while. But they broke often, and every time someone new joined, I had to walk them through the whole setup again. Our SOPs lived in my head and in a tangle of automations nobody else could follow.
So I started building a small tool that took the repetitive parts off our plate and ran the same way no matter who used it. It helped, so I kept adding to it. In 2025 it became Orchly AI.
Orchly AI is the tool I wish I'd had back then. It tracks where your brand shows up across Google and AI search, tells you what to write and what to fix, and handles the repetitive work, so your team can spend its time on the decisions that actually need a person.
If any of this sounds familiar, I'd love for you to try it.