Your team posts on LinkedIn regularly.
And enjoys it.

The Wall · everything that is ready

The Wall. The next four weeks at the top, the pool underneath – here 30 moments anyone can pick up. Filter by category, event and period, and the search runs across every description.

Assign & plan the week

Hand it on instead of writing it yourself. Set the week, attach a campaign, tick the colleagues. The template text then sits in everyone’s field instead of an empty box – write over it, or keep it.

Prepared for someone else

Somebody already did the groundwork. Here the event manager prepared the post for a speaker – image, briefing, text. The speaker opens it, changes whatever they want and posts it themselves. Their name, their voice.

One moment, in full

Everything in one place. The posting window, the image, the briefing that feeds the AI, the draft next to it. No switching between tools, no hunting for the graphic.

Make the suggestion your own

This is the whole point. “Just a suggestion – make it yours.” The moment you change something, the text carries the personalised chip. Pure AI copy reads like pure AI copy; edited copy does not.

Preview & quality check

Before you post, not after. On the left, what the feed shows without a click. On the right, six checks – hook, length, readability, a closing question, hashtags, external links – and what would make the post land better.

Card templates · for the whole team

No image at hand? Build one. Pick a layout at the top, a portrait underneath, type four lines. Colours, logo and type come from your stored template – so everyone builds their own card and they still look like one sender.