How it works
Set it once.
Allen works every day.
Tell Allen who to reach. Perfect it and turn on Autopilot. Every day Allen comments for you, tells you who replied, and drafts the DM.
Step-by-step breakdown
Tell Allen who to reach
Start with the people you want as customers: their job titles, their industries, where they are, and the topics they post about. Allen suggests a starting audience from your website and your business, and you add or remove anything until it's the exact people you'd want to hear from.
This is the step that decides everything else. Allen only comments on posts that are about your topics and written by someone who fits your audience, so the sharper this is, the better every comment lands. You can run more than one audience at once, and change any of it later.
- Job titles and industries of the people you sell to
- Country or region, so the people are where your business is
- Topics they actually post about, in their words
- Excludes: competitors, job posts, off-topic noise
Tip
Use short, buyer-language phrases. "Cash flow visibility" beats "B2B LinkedIn financial engagement strategy."
Job titles
CFO · VP Finance · Controller
Talking about
cash flow · working capital · close
Region
United States
Perfect it, then turn on Autopilot
Paste in 3-5 real comments you've written on LinkedIn, pick a few style tags, and add rules like "never use the word leverage." Those examples teach Allen the phrases you reach for, the way you open a thought, and how you close an argument. Every comment and every DM comes out in that voice.
Then pick the days Allen should comment, choose 3, 5, or 10 comments a day, connect LinkedIn through its official sign-in, and flip the switch. Nothing else to set up.
- Paste 3-5 real comments you've already posted
- Add rules: no buzzwords, always cite numbers, keep it short
- Pick which days Allen comments and how many a day
- Connect LinkedIn once, through the official API, never your password
Tip
Most people say Allen sounds like them within the first week. Every edit and every rating teaches it a little more.
Voice
Professional · Data-driven · Direct
Days
Mon · Tue · Wed · Thu · Fri
Comments a day
5
Allen comments. You send the DM.
Every morning Allen runs your searches for the people you want to reach, writes a comment on each fresh post in your voice, and emails you the day's comments and drafts before anything goes out. Nothing posts without your review: remove any one straight from that email and Allen skips it.
When someone replies to one of those comments, Allen emails you their name and what they said, adds them to your pipeline, and drafts a DM in your voice that picks up where the comment left off. You copy it, open LinkedIn, and press send. That's the only part that needs you.
- Fresh posts from your audience every day, never the same post twice
- Comments posted from your account, spaced a few minutes apart
- Every morning's comments and drafts land in your inbox, nothing posts without your review
- An email whenever someone replies, with their words and a link to the thread
- A drafted DM for every reply, ready to copy and send
- Rate comments and Allen gets sharper over time
Tip
Prefer to approve each comment first? Leave Autopilot off and post from your Today page instead. Everything else works the same.
Today
5 comments posted · 2 people replied
Priya Nair · VP Finance
"Would love to hear how you'd approach this."
DM to Priya
Drafted in your voice · Ready to send
Transparency
What Allen. never does.
Autopilot runs on your terms: your audience, your voice, your days, your daily number. You stay in full control of your LinkedIn presence at all times.
Posts something you didn't see coming
You get the day's plan by email before Autopilot posts, and you can pull any comment. If you'd rather approve each one first, leave Autopilot off and post from your Today page.
Asks for your LinkedIn password
Allen connects through LinkedIn's official sign-in. It never sees or stores your password.
Comments more than you asked for
You set the days and the daily number, 3, 5, or 10. Allen never goes past it, and it spaces comments a few minutes apart.
Sends connection requests
Comments are the only thing Allen ever posts. No connection requests, ever.
Logs in as you to read LinkedIn
Allen never uses your LinkedIn login, cookies or session to collect data. Public posts and profiles come from third-party data providers, as described in our Terms.
Sends DMs or InMails
Allen drafts the DM. You send it. LinkedIn doesn't allow tools to message on your behalf, and Allen never touches your inbox.
Makes up facts or fabricates stats
Comments are grounded in your voice profile and the actual post content - no hallucinated numbers.
Locks you in to annual contracts
Cancel any time from your account page. No questions, no retention calls.
Set it once.
Let Allen work..
Tell Allen who you want as customers and turn on Autopilot. Every day it finds them, comments in your voice, and hands you a DM for everyone who replies.