I asked people this summer what stops them from posting on LinkedIn. The top answer, by a lot, was some version of "I don't have anything worth saying."
After that it was getting judged by coworkers and people in their network, overthinking a post until it does more harm than good, not knowing where to start, and not wanting to sound like everything else in the feed.
Nobody said they couldn't write.
I debated building this tool for a while. It was originally going to be a much more involved, paid tool. It would strategize and write for you too. But I decided that I don't have the proof to invest that kind of time into this right now.
So, I'm starting here with a tool that solves for probably the biggest missing piece… a second opinion before you hit post. On LinkedIn, the only feedback you get comes after, in public, from everyone you know.
So I built one. You paste the LinkedIn post, and it answers the things people actually said:
👉 "I don't have anything worth saying." It tells you if the post is ready, almost ready, or not ready yet.
👉 "People I work with will judge me." It checks the things that can actually hurt you: putting an old employer in a bad light, sounding desperate, anything that looks confidential.
👉 "I overthink it." It names the problems and quotes the lines to fix, so you're not spinning out.
👉 "I don't know where to start." You tell it what the post is for (getting a job, being known for something, clients, your network, staying visible, or just sharing) and it judges the post against that and nothing else.
👉 "I don't want to sound like everyone else." It doesn't write a word. It points out when you sound generic or like AI and pushes you to be more yourself.
Which, yes, is pretty funny coming from an AI.
It diagnoses, hence the Dx. It's free, three runs a day, and your post isn't stored anywhere. Try it on the last post you did. Try it on the one sitting in your drafts. Try it on somebody else's post you thought was great, or one of mine, and see if it agrees with you.