It researches and drafts. You send. Nothing leaves without you.

The checks behind every draft

• It reads what you've already written before it claims to know your voice. Under three pieces of writing, it says so and stops there, rather than inventing a style.
• A checker in the code strips tells like the em dash before a draft reaches you. No model is asked nicely to skip them - the code just does it.
• If a tell survives that pass anyway, the draft still shows it to you instead of hiding it.
• Nothing sends on its own. The worst a rough draft can do is sit in your inbox until you delete it.

How it works

1. 1 It researches the thread and drafts a reply in your voice.
2. 2 You read it in the Inbox and approve, edit or reject it.
3. 3 You send it yourself, and Pitchbox records that you did.

The in-page companion

A Chrome extension reads the LinkedIn post you already have open and drafts a comment in the same panel style as the Inbox.

It reads the page you opened. It never clicks anything. You press LinkedIn's own button.

What it will not do

• It never sends a message. Every draft waits in your inbox until you approve it.
• It never crawls LinkedIn. The in-page companion reads the post you already opened, nothing else.
• It respects a blocklist and a dedup window, so the same person is never contacted twice by mistake.
• It shows you the cost of every run before you approve what it drafted.

Two ways to run it