Andrei
Founder
Leads the agency vision, strategy, and the AEO analytics work.
About Literally.dev
Literally.dev makes tech companies easier to find
We are an AEO and content marketing agency for technical products. A core team runs strategy, talent, operations, and content. We work with the top 2.7% of experts, hand-vetted by us. For every piece, we bring in the exact engineer the topic needs.
Great technical products deserve to be discovered. We make sure the people and AIs they are built for actually find them through content, distribution, and measurement.
A word from the founder
Andrei Gaspar, Founder of Literally.dev
5×
conversion rate
AppSignal content cohort
4.4×
AI search mentions
QA.tech AEO lift
2×
LLM citations
QA.tech assistant visibility
Trusted by technical teams
- QA.tech
- AppSignal
- Aviator
- Superlinked
- Kapa.ai
- GlassFlow
- Hatchet
The team
A small core team. A deep expert network.
Strategy, talent, operations, and content each have an owner. Around that core team is a signed expert network with the range to match technical work to the right person. Every expert is hand-vetted, and we work with the top 2.7% of them.
Tijana
Operations Manager
Runs delivery operations so content keeps shipping without clients chasing updates.
Dejan
Head of Content
Owns content quality, editorial direction, and the bar every technical piece has to clear.
Cath
Talent Coordinator
Keeps the expert network moving and helps match the right people to the work.
Why customers pick us
Top 2.7%
hand-vetted experts
Been burned by an agency with an anonymous writer pool? This is the difference. We hand-vet every expert and match each piece to someone who actually knows the subject.
Let's ChatTalented? Join usRoles we work with
- Technical Writers
- Designers
- Copywriters
- Marketers
- Developers
- Video Editors
- SEO/AEO Experts
- CRO Specialists
The operating system
The work is technical. The system is measurable.
Good content is not a writer in a cave and a blog post at the end. It is a pipeline: research, production, editing, distribution, and AEO measurement.
We learn the product
We map your ICP, use cases, buyer questions, and current visibility before we write a line.
We build the plan
Titles, channels, depth, distribution targets, and measurement all get decided up front.
The right expert creates the work
The network includes authors, AI PhDs, influencers, and technical operators. We match the work to the person.
Content leadership protects quality
The content team handles editorial direction, editing, proofreading, and client approval gates.
Distribution is part of the job
Publication, newsletter, community, and developer-feed partners are planned into the work.
AEO gets measured
We test whether AI assistants mention you, cite you, and compare you correctly.
What makes us different
Built for the way technical buyers choose tools now
Developers still judge the content. Marketing leaders still need pipeline. AI assistants now sit between both. Literally.dev was built for that world.
Real technical depth
We are not marketers cosplaying as engineers. Your content is made by people who can understand the product.
AEO is measured, not guessed
We baseline where you show up today, then track whether AI assistants start naming you for the right buyer questions.
Distribution is built in
Publishing on your own blog and hoping is not the strategy. We are partnered with most large publications and newsletters in the industry.
Client trust
Technical content your team is not embarrassed to share
When Literally started creating content for us, I finally had an agency created content that I was not embarrassed to share on our company channels and in engineering communities.
Oslo roots, global clients
Based in Norway. Built for technical teams across markets.
Literally.dev is run by Literally AS in Oslo, Norway. The clients are technical teams across the US and Europe: DevTool, AI, infrastructure, observability, and developer workflow products.
Want AI assistants to recommend your product?
Book a call. We will look at where you show up today and what it would take to become the answer.