LinkedIn stopped rewarding posts that sound like everyone else.
It suppresses generic writing rather than AI writing. LinkedKraft learns how you actually write, feeds it what you actually know, and checks every draft against the patterns that cost reach.
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High Suppression Risk
Feed suppression triggers detected (external links, low variation, or AI markers). Address flags before publishing.
Sentence rhythm
Reasonable spread. One short line after the longest would sharpen it.
What changed
The feed was rebuilt in March. Most tools are still writing for the old one.
LinkedIn replaced its ranking stack with a unified retrieval and ranking system, and its editorial team went public about suppressing low effort AI content at the same time.
The important part: it does not ban AI writing. It demotes generic writing. Templated openers, bullet stacks with no voice, flat sentence rhythm, engagement bait, links in the body. Posts flagged this way stop travelling past your own network.
Meanwhile the signals that matter moved to dwell time, saves and real comments. Likes are close to worthless, and post-and-ghost is itself a negative signal.
So matching how you sound is necessary and not sufficient. A post has to say something only you could say. That is the half most tools skip.
How it works
Three steps, and the second one is the one nobody else does.
Paste three posts you have already written
The model measures sentence length, opener shapes, punctuation habits and the phrases that are actually yours. It takes under a minute and you can see every number it extracted.
It retrains on what performed, not what you liked
Once you have published a few posts, the model rebuilds itself from your best performing ones. Every version is kept, diffable and reversible.
Check the reach before you post, not after
Seven checks against the patterns the 2026 feed suppresses. It tells you what each one costs and where it is in your draft.
Languages
Written in your language, not translated into it.
Every tool in this category is English first. LinkedIn's professional base in MENA, DACH, France and South Asia is large, growing, and badly served.
We are in Islamabad with a UK entity. Arabic done properly is unglamorous work that a San Francisco team will not prioritise. Click through and read the output.
خفّضت قيمة عقد أحد العملاء إلى النصف الربع الماضي. وارتفعت الإيرادات بنسبة ٣١٪ بحلول يونيو.
Right to left, with the connective structure Arabic professional writing actually uses.
What you get
Four things, built properly, instead of nine built quickly.
Eight languages, built separately
A voice model per language, its own hook library, its own formatting habits. Arabic is right to left and reads like a person wrote it.
A model that gets better
Trained on your best performing posts, not the three you picked by hand. It is the only version of voice training that improves instead of drifting.
Substance, not just style
A knowledge base of your real numbers, outcomes and opinions, pulled into generation. Style alone produces posts that sound like you and say nothing.
Ten client voices for $99
Separate model, knowledge base and approval queue per client. Comparable agency plans start at $199.
We publish through LinkedIn's official API. That is a deliberate choice.
We are not a browser extension sitting inside your LinkedIn session. Extension based tools have been shut down for exactly that architecture. We never scrape, never log into your account, and never automate connections, messages or engagement. Every post is written for you to read and publish yourself.
UK registered. GDPR applies properly: encrypted tokens, a real DPA, and deletion that actually deletes.
Where we are
We launched this year. We do not have testimonials, so we are not going to write any.
Most tools in this category open with a logo wall and a 340% engagement claim. We looked at doing the same and decided against it, because a prospect screenshots that, and because a UK company making unsubstantiated claims is a liability rather than a growth hack.
What we have instead: the product running at the top of this page, our own results posted publicly as they come in, and a founding price for the first hundred accounts.
Founding price locked for as long as you stay subscribed, direct access to us, and real influence over what ships next.
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The ones people actually ask.
LinkedIn does not penalise AI writing as a category. It suppresses generic content. That distinction is the whole reason the Reach Risk Check exists: it checks your draft against the patterns the March 2026 feed update actually demotes, and tells you before you post rather than after.
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