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Write LinkedIn comments from your real experience. Blocks made-up facts, AI cliches and private details before you post. Most LinkedIn comments get ignored because they say nothing. "Great post!" and "Couldn't agree more" are invisible. What gets a reply, and gets a recruiter to click your profile, is one specific thing only you could have said. That is the problem this solves. It writes comments grounded in your actual experience, and it refuses to make things up. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a LinkedIn post. The side panel reads it automatically. 2. Press Generate. You get three different drafts. 3. Edit any of them, copy, paste. Nothing is ever posted for you. The panel stays docked while you browse, so it follows you from post to post. BUILT ON YOUR REAL EXPERIENCE Upload your resume (.docx or .txt) or paste it in, and it is split into individual experiences. You review each one and tick the accurate ones. Those become the only facts the AI is allowed to state about you. Everything else it is forbidden to claim. For students and career changers: coursework, labs, home setups, certifications and personal projects all count. There is a Student mode that never claims production experience you do not have, because a good question from a beginner gets answered while a fake opinion gets ignored. FOUR CHECKS BEFORE YOU CAN COPY Every draft is checked in your browser. No extra cost, no network call, and the AI is never asked to police itself. - MADE-UP FACTS. A number, metric or certification that is not in your experience or in the post gets flagged in red, and copying is blocked until you fix it or confirm it. - CONFIDENTIAL DETAILS. Internal hostnames, ticket IDs and private IP addresses are detected automatically and blocked outright. This one cannot be overridden. LinkedIn is public. - OFF-TOPIC. If the draft would fit equally well under a different post, you are told. - AI CLICHES. "delve", "leverage", "it's not just X, it's Y" and about forty other tells are highlighted. Em-dashes and hashtags are stripped automatically. SOUNDS LIKE YOU Paste a few things you have actually written, old comments, messages, anything unedited, and drafts copy your sentence length, punctuation and level of formality. This makes more difference than anything else in the extension. BRING YOUR OWN AI KEY, ABOUT 1 CENT PER 100 COMMENTS You supply an API key and pay the provider directly. Nothing is routed through our servers, because there are none. - Google, free tier, no credit card. Any Gmail works. Free-tier model availability depends on your Google account, so if it does not work, switch to one of the below. - ChatGPT, needs billing. Measured cost: roughly one cent per 100 comments. - Claude, needs billing, best writing quality. The setup screen opens the key page for you and walks you through it. Note on the free Google tier: Google's terms allow them to use free-tier content to improve their products. Their paid tier does not. If you would rather your resume text not be used that way, enable billing on Google, or use OpenAI or Anthropic, or add your experience by hand instead of importing a resume. All three providers are offered so this stays your choice. PRIVACY There is no server, no account and no analytics. Your resume, experience, drafts and API key are stored only on your computer. The only thing that leaves your device is your request to the AI provider you chose, sent directly with your own key. The extension reads your selection on LinkedIn, never your clipboard, so it cannot see anything you copied from another app. It runs on no other website. It never posts, likes or connects on your behalf. Auto-capture can be turned off entirely. WHAT IT WILL NOT DO It will not post for you, follow anyone, send connection requests, or run in the background. It will not invent experience you do not have. Every comment is reviewed and pasted by you. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to LinkedIn Corporation.
Aug 10, 2026
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