Private beta · LinkedIn-first social co-pilot
DraftADay is a social media CRM and content co-pilot in one place: know your people, generate in your measured voice, curate what's working, and publish on schedule through LinkedIn's official API. LinkedIn first, more platforms coming. Nothing posts without you.
In private beta. Access is an invite login plus your personal Studio token; testers start with 5 AI generations, and top-ups are a message away.
How it works
CRM, creation, curation and publishing usually live in four different tools. DraftADay runs them as one daily loop.
Your network lives in one searchable place: who they are, every message, comment and endorsement you've exchanged, and what you last talked about. A warm rail surfaces who engaged with your posts this fortnight, and per-contact guidance drafts an opener in your voice. You send it, or you don't.
One press writes a complete draft package in your measured voice: the post, two alternate hooks, hashtags, a first comment, a suggested best time. First-person stories come only from your experience bank of true things, so it never invents your life. An optional judge loop drafts three angles and revises the winner.
As you browse LinkedIn, the extension quietly saves the posts that are earning real attention, read-only, in your own session. Search them by theme, seed a fresh draft from one you admire, and grade anything before it ships. Taste is a workflow here, not an afterthought.
A calendar of everything, drag-and-drop rescheduling, one tap on the AI's suggested slot. Scheduled posts go out through LinkedIn's official API and post your first comment for you, then the permalink lands back on the card. Nothing goes out unless you put it there.
Your voice
DraftADay measures how you actually write from your last 30 posts: tone, sentence length, hook habits, the quirks you don't notice. Every draft starts from that voice card, and a humanizer pass strips the AI tells that slip through.
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What's inside
DraftADay's workspace is called the Studio. These nine are live today for every beta tester.
Point it at your last 30 posts and it distills how you actually write into a voice card: tone, sentence style, hook habits, quirks. Every draft obeys it, and you can edit or reset it any time.
One generation is a complete package, not a blob of text: the post, two alternate hooks, hashtags, a first comment, a best-time suggestion with its reasoning, plus image and video prompts. All of it editable, all of it a draft.
Quality mode drafts three different angles, scores them on a six-part rubric, and revises the winner using the judge's notes. As your published posts collect real numbers, the rubric recalibrates to what actually works for your audience.
Turn a post into a document carousel: text slides, image slides, or text over images, with seven themes and a free local PDF render. Generate images in 16 visual styles, edit them in-app, and add a voiceover to your video.
A month view of everything, drag-and-drop rescheduling, one tap to take the AI's suggested time. Scheduled posts publish on time through LinkedIn's official API, your first comment follows automatically, and the permalink comes back to the card.
Every published post gets a scorecard: what it cost to make, what the judge predicted, what it actually earned. After five measured posts, those results start steering new drafts toward the hooks and posting windows that work for you.
Paste any draft and get a straight answer: an AI-tell scan, a mobile fold preview, a six-part score out of 10 and the three highest-leverage fixes. Free, no login, no excuses.
Your whole network, searchable even at 28,000 connections, with the history of every relationship: messages, comments, endorsements, topics discussed. A warm rail shows who engaged this fortnight, and guidance drafts openers in your voice. You send them; it never does.
One click assembles an issue from your best posts of the month plus fact-checked AI news, each item flagged for review. A human approval gate sits before anything ships to the hosted page and your paste-ready LinkedIn drafts.
Built to be safe
Most LinkedIn tools grow by automating your account until the account pays for it. DraftADay is built the other way, and we're happy to be held to this in writing.
Publishing goes through LinkedIn's official member API, the door LinkedIn holds open on purpose. No bots, no browser puppeteering, no fake sessions.
We will never automate actions against other people's accounts. No auto-DMs, no auto-connects, no auto-comments, no scraping. It's a product principle, not a settings toggle.
Everything the AI produces is a draft. Posts go out only when you press publish or at a time you set on the calendar. Openers and comments are copy-and-send, never sent for you.
Reading happens in your own logged-in browser session, on pages you're already viewing. Your workspace is isolated, and your full private message text is never sent to an AI model, only the short summaries you can see.
Roadmap
Depth beats breadth in this category, so we're building one platform properly before adding the next. Publishing ships on LinkedIn today; X, Threads and Bluesky are on the roadmap, and we'll mark them live only when they are.
Questions
It's built to be. Publishing uses LinkedIn's official member API. Reading happens only inside your own logged-in browser session, on pages you're viewing anyway. We never automate actions against anyone's account: no auto-DMs, no auto-connects, no auto-comments, no scraping. Nobody can promise a platform's decisions, but we build on the documented side of the rules and we cut every feature that doesn't fit there.
It measures your voice from your last 30 real posts: tone, sentence length, hook habits. First-person stories can only come from your experience bank, true things you wrote down yourself, so it can't invent your life. A humanizer pass strips the usual AI tells, and you can grade any draft before it ships. If you're starting from zero posts, it begins neutral and learns as you publish.
Only what you scheduled. Everything generated lands as a draft. It publishes when you press the button, or at the exact time you set on the calendar. There is no autopilot mode, and we won't ship one.
An invite login plus your own Studio access token, an isolated workspace, your voice profile pre-set from your recent posts before your first session, and 5 AI post generations to start; ask and we top you up. You connect your own LinkedIn and publish through the official API. It's concierge-scale on purpose: you get the founder, not a ticket queue.
LinkedIn, fully: text, images, video and document carousels, scheduling, and an automatic first comment. X, Threads and Bluesky are on the roadmap and not shipped yet. We'd rather tell you that plainly than sell you a checkbox.
Your LinkedIn network in one searchable place: every contact with the history of your relationship (messages, comments, endorsements, meetings), the topics you've discussed, tiers and segments, and private notes. A warm rail shows who engaged with your posts in the last 14 days, and per-contact guidance drafts openers you can copy. It never contacts anyone for you.
Writers stop at the text. DraftADay closes the loop: it knows your people, drafts in your measured voice, helps you curate what's working, publishes on schedule, then reads the real results back into the next draft, hooks that worked, windows that landed. The words are the input. The loop is the product.
Nothing. The beta is invite-only and free while we learn alongside a small group, and generation top-ups are a message away. Paid plans arrive with general availability, and beta testers hear pricing first, from us, not from an invoice.
Join the private beta and we'll set up your voice from your own posts before you ever log in. Not sure yet? Grade something you've written and see what the judge sees.