About

We built Ooky because we needed it ourselves.

Cloudweld was running AI brand audits on our own company and watching frontier models invent pricing, hallucinate product lines, and confuse us with a competitor. There was no platform built for the problem. So we built one.

How we ended up here.

In late 2025, we ran the same five prompts across ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity, asking each one to describe our company. The answers were wrong in ways that were hard to laugh off. One model gave a confident, fabricated price. Another listed a product we'd never built. A third recommended a competitor.

We treated it as a content problem first — more schema, more FAQ pages, more "About" copy. None of it moved the needle. The models were filling silent fields with their best guess, and no amount of surrounding context interrupted that step.

What worked was hosting structured intelligence at the edge, intercepting bots before they hit the origin, and giving each silent field an explicit value or an explicit refusal. The mechanic that survived contact with reality became Ooky.

Today, Ooky is the GEO platform for B2B brands that don't want to wait for an AI to invent a homepage about them. CloudWeld is the company behind it.

Four principles that shaped the product.

  1. 01

    AI is the new search.

    ChatGPT crossed 900M weekly users in Feb 2026. Gartner says traditional search will drop 25% this year. Brands need infrastructure for AI answers, not just more content.

  2. 02

    Bots see structure. Humans see your site.

    We intercept AI bots at the edge and serve them the brand intelligence you've published. Humans pass straight through to your origin, untouched. Zero perf impact for real users, zero content rewrites.

  3. 03

    The fix is structural, not editorial.

    More schema doesn't fix hallucinations. Telling the model what to refuse to answer does. We built do_not_infer because every "GEO guide" was treating the symptom.

  4. 04

    We ship what we'd install.

    Real install paths, honest install times, an SDK published with npm provenance attestations. The way we'd want a vendor to ship to us.

Don't let the model guess.
Give it the truth.