The short answer
ChatGPT is a general assistant: it writes what you ask for, when you ask. Olunix is built for one job. It drafts a founder's marketing every day from facts the founder has given it, puts a source under every number, and leaves a marked blank when it doesn't have a figure instead of guessing one. You review and post either way.
Side by side
| Topic | ChatGPT | Olunix |
|---|---|---|
| Where it starts | A blank chat. You write a prompt each time. | Your brief and Library. The drafts are waiting for you. |
| Numbers in a draft | Whatever fits the sentence, unless you supply and check them. | Only figures you've given it, each with a footnote naming the source. |
| A missing number | It can fill the gap with a figure that sounds right. | It leaves a marked blank for you to fill or cut. |
| Channels | Anything you ask for, one request at a time. | Seven agents: LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Reels and TikTok scripts, ads, landing pages and SEO. |
| Keeping the story consistent | Up to you, across chats. | Every channel draws on the same Library. |
| Posting | You copy and post. | You copy and post. Olunix never posts for you. |
| Best for | Brainstorming, one-off writing and work well beyond marketing. | Founders who want a steady flow of drafts that only use their real numbers. |
The difference that matters: numbers
A post that says "we cut onboarding from 11 days to 40 minutes" only works if it's true. ChatGPT predicts likely text, so when a sentence needs a number it doesn't have, it can write one that sounds right. You can paste in your facts and ask it not to guess, but checking every figure is still on you.
Olunix only uses figures from your brief and your Library. Each one carries a footnote, like "From your brief: current time to onboard", so you can see where it came from. When a draft needs a number you haven't given it, it leaves a blank.
Onboarding a new team now takes 40 minutes1, down from 11 days2.
- From your brief: "Current time to onboard"
- From your Library: "Onboarding audit, March"
No prompt needed
With ChatGPT, every post starts with you: open a chat, explain the context, ask, edit, repeat for the next channel. Olunix has seven agents, one per channel, that draft overnight or when you ask. You open it and the drafts are there.
When ChatGPT is the better pick
If you want to brainstorm, write a one-off email, or get help with work well beyond marketing, ChatGPT is the more flexible tool. Plenty of founders will use both: ChatGPT for open-ended work, Olunix for the marketing that goes out every week.
Questions
Can't I just give ChatGPT my facts?
You can, and it helps. The difference is what happens at the edges: when a draft needs a figure you didn't supply, Olunix leaves a blank and ChatGPT may fill it in. Olunix also keeps your facts in one Library that every channel uses, so you don't re-explain your business in each chat.
Does Olunix post for me?
No. You copy each draft and post it from your own accounts, so nothing goes out without you.
When can I use Olunix, and what will it cost?
Olunix is on a waitlist. We let people in by the order they join and email you when it's your turn. Prices aren't set yet, and joining doesn't commit you to anything.