Public help center, frequently asked questions and glossary

The ōrbita website launches a help center with one guide per app section, 24 frequently asked questions answered live and a marketing and communication glossary. All of it readable without an account, also by AI assistants, along with this changelog section and the honest comparisons.

Updated Author: Mónica Lorenzo

Areas: Web and apps

What is there

  • Help center: one guide per app section (onboarding, communication strategy, content, calendar, publishing to networks, Brand Kit and data, metrics, collaborators and account), each with the short answer first and the step by step after.
  • Frequently asked questions: 24 questions written the way you would ask an AI assistant, with a visible answer.
  • Glossary: 14 terms with the definition in the first sentence.
  • Changelog: this section, with an RSS feed.
  • Comparisons: ōrbita against Metricool, Buffer and Hootsuite, with a table by capability and verified prices.
  • For bots and agents (in Spanish), llms.txt and llms-full.txt: what Orbita-Bot is and all of the above as plain text for AI agents.

Why

So that anyone (and any AI assistant they ask) can understand what ōrbita does, who it is for and how it works, without having to create an account.

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