How LinkPilot Works

Everything starts with your Persona. During onboarding you answer a few questions about your role and goals, and paste in posts you've already written — LinkPilot uses those as a stand-in for your writing history and turns them into five structured fields: professional identity, communication style, content themes, unique perspective, and writing guidelines.

It keeps learning after that. Every time you edit an AI draft before publishing, LinkPilot logs what changed — a phrase you always cut, a sign-off you always add — and folds it back in as a learned preference for the next draft.

Describe what you want in Chat and LinkPilot drafts a post in your voice, streamed in as it writes. Pick a saved Content Style if you want an alternate tone for a specific post.

Images, slide decks, videos, and lead magnets each have their own dedicated studio rather than living inside the chat window — see Where to go next below.

Every draft lands on the post canvas, where you can edit it by hand or ask for a change. Drafts auto-save and show up on the My Posts board — Draft, Pending Approval, Changes Requested, Scheduled, Published, Failed — so nothing gets lost between an idea and a published post.

If your workspace has Team Approvals turned on, a draft can be routed for review before anyone publishes it. See Workspaces & Approvals for the full permission model.

Connect your LinkedIn account once, from Settings, and publish now or schedule it on the Calendar. LinkPilot never asks for your password — it uses LinkedIn's official OAuth connection.

A few features keep the drafts sharp and on-brand:

• Knowledge Base — your notes, reused as trusted context in future drafts.
• Brand Kit — your colors and fonts, applied to every generated visual.
• Trending Topics — a daily feed of stories worth posting about, with a suggested angle.
• Authority Map — a map of the topics you've already covered versus the gaps in your content.

Higher plans add room to grow: multiple workspaces for separate clients or brands, Team Approvals so more than one person can weigh in before something publishes, and a Developer API, MCP server, and BYOK for teams who want LinkPilot from their own tools.

• Getting Started — set up your account and workspace.
• Persona — teach LinkPilot your voice.
• Chat — draft your first post.
• Post Creation & Calendar — publish and stay consistent.