What's New in OwlWho — OwlWho Blog

OwlWho is built in public. This is a short tour of features you can open right now; the dated release history lives on the changelog.

Real-time sources in chat and essays

Ask Anything can search the web and show where an answer came from, and Essay Help can pull citations in MLA or APA format for you to check.

Saved history everywhere

Snap & Solve results and similarity reports save to your account automatically, so you can reopen them later.

A personalized home screen

New accounts pick a primary goal during onboarding, and the home screen orders tools and usage around it.

Usage you can see

Each tool shows your remaining usage for the current window, taken from the server rather than estimated in the browser.

Simpler billing

Plan changes happen in the app, with prorated charges applied to your next invoice.

A public changelog

Every release is documented on the changelog page, with categories for features, fixes, performance, and security.

What's next

More study-mode tooling, better exam practice generation, and continued speed work. Anything not listed above is not shipped yet.

How your data is handled: what you submit is processed by OwlWho's hosting and AI providers (Lovable Cloud, Google Gemini models via the Lovable AI Gateway, and Perplexity when web search or citations are on) and saved to your account so you can reopen it. Details, including retention and deletion, are in the privacy policy.