Getting started

What to do right after you sign up — the welcome tour, your first voice, and your first project.

Oghmere is a writing coach. It asks questions and points at gaps as you work — it never writes the prose for you. When you first sign in, a short welcome introduces the two helpers that are always within reach, and offers a guided tour of your first two steps.

The welcome and the guided tour

On your first visit a welcome message points out the two persistent helpers: the tour compass in the corner, which you can reopen any time to replay a tour, and the feedback control for telling us what is working. Take the tour to walk through creating your first voice and your first project, or dismiss it and start on your own — it will not nag you.

Your dashboard

The dashboard is your list of active projects. Each project shows its name, its content type, and when you last worked on it; open one to pick up where you left off. Archived and deleted projects are kept separately under Settings → Projects, not here.

First steps

Create a voice — capture how your writing should sound, so every project can work toward the same tone.
Create your first project — choose a content type, and a coach interviews you to set up its context. You can also import an existing draft to start from instead of a blank page.

What it costs

Signing in, browsing your dashboard, and taking the tour are free. The AI-backed steps inside voice and project setup spend credits — the sparkle marks them before you click.

Staying up to date

If you leave Oghmere open for a long time and we ship an update, a small "A new version is available" banner appears at the bottom. Choose Reload to switch to the new version now, or Later to keep working — it will update on its own the next time you move to another page. It never reloads while you are in the middle of editing.

Invitation-only right now

While signups are invitation-only, creating a brand-new account needs an invite. If you try to sign up without one, we show a short note and offer to add you to the waitlist — leave your email and we will invite you in the next wave. If you already have an account, you can always sign in as usual.