About · the story behind the sheep

We got tired
of the clones.
So we built Dolly.

As AI makes it easier to build almost anything, the real moat is shifting toward trust. Personal branding is one of the most effective ways to build it, especially in founder-led companies, lean teams, and environments where organic distribution matters most. Unclone exists to make that effortless.

The problem.

Most professionals know they should build a personal brand on LinkedIn. But then come the struggles: What do I even write about? How do I say it without sounding like AI? How does any of this actually bring me clients? It's exhausting, and it doesn't sound like me at all.

Most of them quit after a month. The people with the most interesting things to say are the ones who never post. They're too busy doing the work.

The fix.

We built Dolly, named after the world's most famous cloned sheep, who just wanted to be herself. She reaches out proactively, learns from your conversations and existing content, and turns raw thinking into posts that sound like the person who thought them.

No templates. No "proven frameworks." A proactive coach that knows your voice, tracks your industry, and catches the moments worth sharing before the day buries them.

What we believe.

01

Authenticity over optimization

The internet is full of content that sounds like it was written by the same person. We believe the best posts come from real experiences, told in a real voice.

02

Coaching, not replacing

Dolly doesn't write for you. She draws out what's already in your head: the insight from a meeting, the take after a launch, the story you'd tell a friend over coffee.

03

Meet people where they are

Nobody needs another app. Dolly lives in the tools you already use: Telegram, Slack, Teams. Friction is the enemy of consistency.

04

Less content, more signal

We're not trying to help you post more. We're trying to help you post the things that actually matter, and skip the rest.

The flock.

OZ

Ofir Ziv

Founder & CEO

Want to join the flock?

We're always looking for people who care about authenticity on the internet. Say hi.

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