Context that stays together
Supported connections, imported files, source freshness, and permission-aware search. A place to understand what the workspace knows.
Your work lives across platforms, files, and conversations. ODIWC is building an intelligent workspace to bring that context together — so you can understand what changed and decide what happens next.
In development. Live AI and external connections are planned.One connected thread, from information to intention.
Product vision · Early stageA performance chart in one tab. A sponsor deadline in another. A promising idea buried in your notes.
ODIWC’s thesis is simple: a workspace should help you connect those pieces, explain the evidence, and turn a decision into work you can actually use. We’re starting with the weekly creator review, then testing that approach with small business teams.
Why we’re building ODIWCThe planned experience follows one evidence trail. Each step keeps its sources, permissions, and status visible.
Connect a supported account or import a file. Choose exactly what belongs in the workspace.
Ask a question. Inspect source references, metric definitions, and how fresh the information is.
Turn the review into an editable brief, content plan, report, or task. Keep the evidence with it.
Review the exact destination and proposed change. Approve supported actions and inspect the outcome.
This describes the product direction. Connected analysis, live generation, and external execution are not available today.
Bring a week of YouTube performance, your production notes, and a sponsor spreadsheet into one review. Ask what changed. Check the sources. Leave with a draft plan for the week ahead.
That’s the first connected workflow we intend to validate. Success means a useful, traceable result — not just another chat response.
Explore the intended workflows“What changed last week, and what should I work on next?”
Source links. Clear assumptions. Editable next steps.
Creators first. A shared foundation for agencies, researchers, and business teams as the product develops.
Supported connections, imported files, source freshness, and permission-aware search. A place to understand what the workspace knows.
Scoped conversations, evidence-backed explanations, model choice, and visible cost limits. Live providers will require configuration and evaluation.
Reports, briefs, plans, and reusable files. The roadmap adds editing, versions, and portable exports to the private file foundation.
Reviewable proposals, exact approvals, durable runs, and verified receipts. External actions remain behind future release gates.
This original 3D concept explores visible roles and permissions. Select a role and inspect its scope. Every activity is a scripted simulation.
We’re developing the foundation before promising a connected product. The website explains the vision; it is not an open SaaS launch.
Marketing site, sample creator prototype, private workspace access and file foundation, and separate editorial tools. Cloud foundation checks have run from a local app.
Validated imports, a supported read-only YouTube connection, evaluated live AI, and a draft plan grounded in the selected sources.
Reviewed actions, durable workflows, additional customer-led connections, skills, and wider team use. No delivery dates are promised.

Our companion publication explores original cricket writing and human editorial review. It has a separate reading experience and publishing workflow.
Today it contains clearly marked evergreen sample articles. Live news and match feeds require approved sources and licensed data.
Visit the publicationNot yet. ODIWC is in development. The existing creator demo uses fictional data and scripted responses; the private workspace foundation is not a released connected product.
A server-side Claude integration is part of the planned AI provider layer. Model access, data handling, budgets, and evaluation must be configured before live requests are enabled. ODIWC is not an Anthropic partner or an accepted startup-program member.
Connections depend on supported APIs, scopes, provider approval, and licensing. The roadmap includes official connectors, file imports, and reviewed extensions. A dashboard URL alone does not grant access.
We intend to explore subscriptions for individuals and teams. Pricing, availability, and launch timing will follow customer validation. Joining the interest list does not purchase access.
Join the interest list and tell us what you create. We’re looking to learn from the work creators and small teams do every week.
Early-stage development. No launch date promised.