What Allen does, in plain words
Allen finds LinkedIn posts written by the people you want as customers, writes a comment on each one in your voice, posts it from your account, and tells you when someone replies.
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Allen is a LinkedIn assistant for people who sell, consult, recruit, or run a business and know they should be more active on LinkedIn than they are.
The daily loop
- You tell Allen who your customers are: their job titles, their industry, where they are, and the topics they post about.
- Every day Allen finds fresh LinkedIn posts written by those people.
- Allen writes a comment on each post in your voice, trained on how you actually write.
- The comment posts from your own LinkedIn account, either by hand from your Today page or on its own through Autopilot.
- When someone replies to one of your comments, Allen emails you, adds them to your Pipeline, and drafts a DM for you to send.
What Allen never does
- It never sends messages, InMails, or connection requests. LinkedIn does not allow tools to do that, so Allen drafts the DM and you press send.
- It never logs in to LinkedIn as you. You connect once on LinkedIn's own sign-in screen and Allen uses LinkedIn's official API.
- It never comments on hundreds of posts a day. You pick 3, 5 or 10 comments a day and they go out minutes apart.
What else is included
Every plan also includes a Chrome extension that writes a comment on any post you are reading, a Posts page for writing and scheduling your own LinkedIn posts, a Pipeline board for the conversations your comments start, push to your CRM, and a connection for Claude and ChatGPT so you can ask about your own account in plain English.
Related questions
Still stuck?
A person will answer.
Allen is built by a small team and we read every message. Business-day replies usually come within a few hours.