oda

Oda runs your business.
You approve every move.

Real outreach, posts, ads, and websites — Oda drafts, you say yes, it executes. Every action comes back with a receipt.

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How it works

Real actions, behind your approval.

01

Oda drafts

Cold emails to real prospects. Instagram posts. Meta ads. A website for your business. Built from what Oda knows about your business — and it learns more every day.

02

You approve

Nothing outbound moves without your yes. Ads are created paused with spend controlled inside Oda. New website versions stage on a preview URL while your live site keeps serving.

03

Oda executes — and proves it

The email's delivery record. The ad's status straight from Meta. The site's live URL. Not “task complete” — evidence.

Receipts

Done means proven.

“The AI did it” isn't a fact until you can check it. Every action Oda completes links to its proof — pulled from the platform that executed it, never self-reported.

And a task that fails? It isn't billed. That line is printed on every receipt.

Oda · action receipt

OUTREACH
12 emails to prospects
APPROVED
by you · 09:41
PROOF
12/12 delivered · Resend
AD
“spring-offer” · Meta
CREATED
paused · €0.00 spent
APPROVED
by you · 10:02
PROOF
status from Meta: active
WEBSITE
yourbrand.oda.do
STAGED
preview URL · 11:15
APPROVED
by you · 11:20
PROOF
live · 200 OK
FAILED WORK BILLED€0.00
Verified

The terms

What we hold ourselves to.

Your yes gates everything

No email sent, no post published, no euro of ad spend moved without your approval. That is architecture, not a setting.

Receipts, not claims

Success is verified by the platform that executed the action — delivery records, live URLs, ad status from Meta. Never self-reported.

Failed work costs nothing

A task that does not complete is not billed. No surprise metering, no revenue share — your upside stays yours.

Your assets leave with you

Your website code lives in a real Git repository, your domain can transfer to any registrar, your data exports. Leaving is one ask, not a fight.

Deliverability is our job

Warmup ramps, per-domain volume caps, and an automatic complaint-rate kill switch are built in. Your domain reputation is treated as the asset it is.

A human answers

Write to us and a founder replies — not a bot, not a ticket queue. While we are small, that is a feature we intend to keep as long as possible.

For builders

You shipped it. Nobody came?

Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit — building has never been easier. Getting customers is still the hard part: outreach, content, ads, follow-ups, pipeline. That is the part Oda operates, on your real accounts, with your approval on every move.

Straight answers

The questions that matter.

Will Oda send things without me knowing?

No. Everything outbound — emails, posts, ads, site releases — waits for your explicit approval. Ads are even created paused on the platform, so spend cannot start by accident.

How do I know the work actually happened?

Every completed action links to its receipt: delivery records for email, live status from Meta for ads, the URL for your site. If it cannot be proven, Oda does not call it done.

What happens when a task fails?

You do not pay for it. Only completed work is billed — that has been the rule since day one, and it is printed on every receipt.

Who owns email deliverability?

We do. Oda ships with warmup ramps, per-domain volume caps, and an automatic kill switch on complaint spikes — because one burned domain costs more than a thousand sends.

Can I leave and take everything with me?

Yes. Your website code lives in a Git repository, your domain can transfer to any registrar, and your data exports. Leaving is one ask, not a fight.

We're at 0.1% of what we think is possible. We ship new capabilities every day. Behind the scenes, we play a hard game — making every AI loop count, optimizing for quality and cost across every skill Oda learns.*

* We call it the Skill Game. Read how we think about it