LinkGen learns who you are and who you write for, drafts posts in your voice, adds a fitting image, and publishes on your schedule. With your approval, or on autopilot.
I almost skipped our weekly retro last Friday. Glad I didn't. One question changed how we plan: "What did we start that we should have said no to?" We found three projects nobody wanted to own. We stopped two of them on the spot. Saying no is a planning skill, not a mood. What is one thing your team should stop this month? #Leadership #ProductManagement
After setup, your part is a five-minute review, or nothing at all.
Role, industry, audience, goals, tone, topics and a sample of your writing. Five minutes, once.
Tips on Tuesday, a story on Thursday. Pick days, times, topics and formats, or write one-off posts.
Hours before each slot, LinkGen drafts the post in your voice and picks a fitting free image.
Review and edit each post, or let it publish on time through LinkedIn’s official API.
Ten formats from hot takes to case studies. Your tone, length, hashtags and emoji habits. Regenerate in a click, or ask for “shorter”, “stronger hook” or “more personal”.
Pexels, Unsplash and public-domain suggestions, all licensed for commercial use. Or upload your own.
Every post on one month view. Drag to reschedule, click to edit, approve or cancel.
Recurring plans with a different topic, format and time for each day.
Every post is claimed before it is sent, and retries are safe. It is all in your activity log.
See exactly where “…more” cuts your post before it goes out.
LinkGen only uses what LinkedIn officially offers, and only for what you set up.
Sign in with LinkedIn and LinkedIn’s posting API. No scraping, no bots, no password.
Your LinkedIn access is encrypted at rest and never reaches your browser.
Automated posts wait for you unless you choose otherwise.
Every draft, schedule, publish and retry is recorded for you.
No. You connect through LinkedIn's own sign-in screen and approve two permissions: reading your name and photo, and posting on your behalf. LinkGen never sees your password, and you can disconnect at any time from LinkGen or from LinkedIn's settings.
LinkGen is free during early access: every feature, no card required. Pricing will be announced before early access ends, and nothing is ever charged automatically.