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The LinkedIn toolkit that works while you work

Post. Engage. Grow your network.

All automated, on one tap, with this toolkit.

Just write it. We do the rest.

Free for 7 days · then $12 / month · no card to start

Draft · for LinkedInPass 1 of 4

Your rough note

bim models cant replace site visits. big miss on the hospital job

First line

Illustrative example

Awaiting your approval

See it in 40 seconds

From a rough thought to the right people noticing you.

justwriteit.online · the 40-second tour

Your rough note

1/5Jot a rough thought

A messy line is enough. You can even photograph scribbled notes.

What it does for you

Finds the right people. Sends the requests. Joins the conversation.

  • Writes posts and carousels in your voice
  • Finds posts from the people you want to reach
  • Comments on them with something worth saying
  • Finds relevant founders, investors and peers
  • Sends connection requests with a personal note
  • Shows what is working, and learns from it
Finds your people0 fit
  • Maya OkaforFounder, site-coordination software for contractors.
  • BuildStaff TalentWe are hiring! Talent partner, 40 open roles.
  • Daniel ReyesPartner, early-stage construction and property tech fund.
  • Growth Guru10x your leads with my agency. DM me.
  • Priya NairHead of product, digital delivery for infrastructure.
It reads the people LinkedIn suggests and keeps the founders, investors and peers who fit your work. Recruiters and sales pitches are skipped.
Sends the request1 of 5 today
Maya OkaforFounder, site-coordination software for contractorsConnect

Add a note to your invitation

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Request sent
For each person it picks, it writes a short note from one specific thing in their headline, checks it for flattery and stock lines, and sends the request.
Comments for you0 of 2 today

A post about hustle

Rise and grind. Here are 7 habits of people who win.

Sam Whitfield · Founder

We cut rework on our last three sites by logging every RFI answer in one place. It took six weeks to build the habit.

Post
Commented
It scrolls your feed, picks a post from someone you want to reach, and writes a comment in your voice that adds something. Two a day at most, hours apart.

Illustration with made-up people and posts · the real thing runs on your own LinkedIn, capped and logged

Try it · free · no sign-up

Paste your last LinkedIn opening. Watch the red pen go.

The same rules the app uses to catch clichés, stock openers and missing specifics, live on whatever you type.

Stays in your browser. Nothing is sent.158/600
Under the red penlive

scrolled past in a second

I'm thrilled to announce that I'm starting a new journey in construction tech! Excited to leverage cutting-edge tools to unlock the potential of the industry.

  • ← 5 stock phrases struck out. Readers skim past these.
  • ← No number or name in the opening. Add one real figure.
  • ← No moment yet. Say what you did, lost or got wrong.
  • ← Drop the exclamation marks. Confident posts do not shout.

A rough check of the writing, not a prediction of reach.

★ our edgeEngage

Writing gets you seen. Showing up gets you noticed.

Posting is half of LinkedIn. The other half is turning up under the right people's posts, every day, with something worth saying. Nobody has time for that. This does the scrolling, picks the posts worth your time and drafts the comment.

  1. 01

    It scrolls the feed

    It goes through LinkedIn looking for posts from the founders, investors and recruiters in your field.

  2. 02

    It judges what is worth your time

    Each post is checked against who you want to reach. Most are skipped, and it says why.

  3. 03

    It drafts the comment

    Three comments in your voice, each adding something specific. Never “great post”.

  4. 04

    You stay in charge

    You read, change and approve. A small daily limit keeps it thoughtful, not spammy.

How it works, honestly

In the app you paste or screenshot any post and get a verdict and three comments. You post it. An optional helper on your own computer can also find posts, comment, and send connection requests to relevant people for you. LinkedIn's terms do not allow automating likes, comments or connection requests, so the helper is off by default and at your own risk.

Your LinkedIn feedready
  • Founder · construction tech

    Two weeks lost to rework. The model said it fit. The site said otherwise.

  • Engineer · open to work

    Day 47 of the job hunt. Anyone else tired of being ghosted?

  • Investor · proptech fund

    Most proptech demos skip the part where it breaks. What do you look for in a pilot?

  • Recruiter · mass hiring

    Excited to announce 12 openings! Apply now!!

Press the button and watch it work the feed.

Illustrative posts, not real people

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Why the first line is everything

Everyone reads three lines. The rest is a click.

LinkedIn cuts every post at “see more”. Founders and investors skim hundreds a day, so your opening decides whether anyone reads on. It gives you three openings for every post, and rewrites the ones that could have been written by anyone.

  • A first line under 120 characters
  • One idea, defended with a real number, name or decision
  • Checked for AI phrasing and untraceable numbers

Riddhi Gupta

Architect turned product manager · 1d

I signed off 14 clashes I never saw. The site supervisor had flagged one of them two weeks before the slab pour. I trusted the model over the person standing on the floor.

✂ the fold

↑ everyone sees this. Only a good opening earns the click.

Contents

Everything it takes to grow on LinkedIn, in one place.

    • It scrolls LinkedIn for posts from the people you want to reach
    • It judges which are worth your time, and says why
    • A comment in your voice that adds something new
    • Two a day at most, hours apart, all logged for you

How a post gets made

Four passes from scribble to published.

  1. Pass 1: Jot

    A line is enough. Something you saw, got wrong, or changed your mind about.

    DraftPass 1 of 4 · Jot

    bim models cant replace site visits. big miss on the hospital job. supervisor was right

  2. Pass 2: Research

    It finds sources and keeps the links. A number stays only if it traces to a source or to you.

    DraftPass 2 of 4 · Research

    bim models cant replace site visits.

    Coordination models show what was drawn, not what will fit on the floor.

    ← sources found, links kept. Unsourced numbers get cut.

  3. Pass 3: Interview

    Two or three questions only you can answer: the real moment, the mistake, the figure.

    DraftPass 3 of 4 · Interview

    It asks

    What did you get wrong, exactly?

    You answer

    I trusted the model over the person on the floor.

  4. Pass 4: Approve

    You edit and approve. It takes the next slot in your weekly rhythm, and you see how it did.

    DraftPass 4 of 4 · Approve

    I signed off 14 clashes I never saw. The site supervisor had flagged one two weeks earlier.

    I trusted the model over the person standing on the floor.

    Approved

    Next slot · scheduled

Riddhi, the maker of Just Write It
hi, I'm Riddhi

From the maker

I wanted my work to be noticed. My posts sounded like everyone else's.

I trained as an architect and now build construction-tech products. I wanted founders and recruiters to notice what I do, but every LinkedIn post I wrote read like a template. So I built the tool I wanted: one that edits a post until it sounds like me, and learns what the people I want to reach respond to.

Early access is how I am opening it up. I read every reply.

— Riddhi

Written for the people you want to notice you

Founders and investors reward a point of view.

Tell it who you want to reach and every draft is written for them, not for everyone.

BeforeA typical AI post
In today's fast-paced world, technology is a game-changer for construction. Teams that leverage cutting-edge tools will unlock unprecedented value.
Here are 5 lessons I learned. Agree?
  • ← could have been written by anyone
  • ← no moment, no number, no person
  • ← scrolled past in a second
AfterBuilt from your story
On the Pune hospital project we found 14 clashes between services the week before the slab pour. I had signed off the drawings myself.
Walk the floor before you open the model. Every single time.
  • ✓ a real project, a real number, your mistake
  • ✓ checked against your own answers and sources
  • ✓ reads like you, so people remember you

Analyze

See how your posts are doing, and who they reach.

Impressions, reactions, comments and engagement rate for every post, set against the month before. Paste a post's comments and it tells you whether founders, investors or recruiters are the ones engaging.

Monthly reportExample numbers

Posts published

0

▲ 60%

Impressions

0.0K

▲ 38%

Reactions + comments

0

▲ 44%

Founders + investors

0%

▲ 18 pts

Posts per week · last 8 weeks

← 8-week streak

Who engaged

  • Founders
  • Investors
  • Recruiters
  • Peers

Post ledger

PostImpr.ReactsCmtsRate
What site visits taught me4.2K186245.1%
Why I stopped trusting the model2.9K97113.7%
A string line beat the tablet1.8K6494.1%

↑ your best opening this month

Yours come from the figures you add from LinkedIn.

Learn

It learns what your audience rewards, and writes to it.

Your results, the comments you get and the posts you admire become a playbook. Every new draft is written to it, so your reach compounds.

§ 1 · Input

Your results

Impressions, reactions and comments on every post, and which openings, lengths and themes did best.

§ 2 · Input

Who engaged

Paste the comments. It sees whether founders, investors or recruiters responded, and what they asked.

§ 3 · Input

Posts you admire

Save posts that did well. It studies the pattern, never the wording.

Index card · kept up to date

Your playbook

  • Lead with a number and the stakes
  • Investors ask about unit economics
  • Stop opening with a question

Example rules. Yours come from your own data.

Output

Every next post

14 clashes. One week before the pour.

The hook, topic and angle are written to what your audience rewards, so your reach compounds instead of resetting.

The terms

You stay in control.

Your call
  1. § 1

    You approve every post

    Review and edit the caption and every slide. Nothing is published until you say so.

  2. § 2

    The automation is yours to switch on

    Commenting and connecting run from your own computer and your own browser, off until you turn them on. Each starts as a dry run that sends nothing, and has hard daily limits.

  3. § 3

    Your data is yours

    Official LinkedIn sign-in, no password shared, encrypted, and exportable or deletable in a click.

Rate card

Simple pricing.

Start here

Free for 7 days

  • No card needed
  • The whole toolkit, with a trial allowance
  • If you stop, your dashboard and reports stay open

Pro

$12 / month

  • Up to 40 posts a month
  • Comments and connection requests, with daily limits
  • Playbook, audience reading and growth tracking
  • Cancel any time

Early-access list: $9 / month, locked in for as long as you stay.

Yearly: $99 / year.

After day 7, renew from inside the app.

Questions.

Is this only for writing posts?

No. It is a LinkedIn toolkit: write posts and carousels in your voice, draft comments for posts worth engaging with, track how your posts perform and who engages, and learn from it so each post is sharper than the last.

Does it post, comment and connect for me?

Posts go out only when you approve them, through LinkedIn’s official sign-in. Commenting and connection requests are done by an optional helper that runs on your own computer, in your own browser. Automating likes, comments and connection requests is against LinkedIn’s terms, so the helper is off by default, starts as a dry run that sends nothing, has hard daily limits, and is used at your own risk.

How does it choose who to connect with?

It reads the people LinkedIn suggests (or the ones you search for) and keeps only those whose work fits yours: founders, investors and peers in your field. It skips recruiters, sales pitches and empty profiles, writes a short note from one real thing in their headline, and never sends more than five requests a day or asks the same person twice.

Can it see my LinkedIn analytics?

LinkedIn does not share post analytics with apps. You add each post’s numbers by typing them or uploading a screenshot, and the app reads them. Paste a post’s comments and it works out who engaged.

How does it learn what works?

From three things you give it: your post results, the comments on your posts, and posts you admire. It builds a playbook of the hooks, topics and formats your audience rewards, and writes every new draft to it.

Will it make me one of the top voices on LinkedIn?

No tool can promise reach. It makes you write for the people you want to notice you, removes the habits that make posts forgettable, and learns from your own results. The posting still has to be yours.

Will my posts sound like AI?

It works from your own stories and writing, and rejects drafts that lean on stock AI phrasing or numbers it cannot trace to a source or to you. You always edit before anything goes out.

What does it cost?

The first 7 days are free, no card needed. After that it is $12 / month, or $99 / year if you pay for the year. People who join the early-access list get $9 / month, for as long as they stay subscribed. If you do not renew, your dashboard and your reports stay open; writing and the automation pause until you do.

Can I take my data with me or leave?

Yes. Export everything, or delete your account and all of it, in one click from Settings.

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