It learns your voice from your own writing, drafts from what changed in your business this week, and publishes to your profile when you say yes.
The short version
InstinctGTM writes LinkedIn posts the way you write them. It reads posts and messages you wrote yourself, learns your rhythm and the words you reach for, and drafts every week from your business and your market. Each draft is checked against your voice and your brand rules before you see it, and nothing reaches your profile until you approve it.
Questions people ask
From text you wrote. It measures how long your sentences run, how you open, the words you use and the ones you never would, and keeps that as a voice profile for the venture. Every draft is scored against it, and one that reads unlike you is rewritten or held back. Writing an assistant produced for you teaches it less than a post you wrote at midnight, so real samples win.
Your business, as it stands this week: what you sell, who buys it, what you shipped, and what changed in the market you watch. It writes inside your brand rules, so a claim you have ruled out is refused before it becomes a sentence.
Readers skip posts that sound generated, so every draft passes a deterministic gate that refuses the habits that give machine writing away: the throat-clearing opener, the question answered in the next breath, the em dash in every sentence, praise for the reader. The gate is code, so it refuses the same habit on the fortieth draft as on the first.
As often as you can keep up for a year. It drafts a steady week ahead, so the gap between posts is never a blank page, and you choose how many go out.
Where it stops
Not today. InstinctGTM publishes to the personal profile of the person who connected LinkedIn, because founder posts are where the reach is. Company page posting is not built.
No. Every post waits for your approval. You can edit it, approve it or throw it away, and it learns from what you keep and what you reject.
Yes. It writes carousels slide by slide inside fixed templates, so the layout holds and the text never overflows a slide. You upload the finished carousel yourself.
The free plan drafts 10 posts a month for every channel, so you can read what it produces before paying. Founder is $149 a month.
Paste your site. In one sitting you have drafts in your voice and the accounts where something moved.