Give KirtFlow a topic, a document, or nothing at all. It researches the subject, writes the post in your own voice, and builds the image, carousel, or poll to go with it. Then it stops and waits for you.
The one rule
Every path through the product — a one-line idea in the Composer, a conversation with Copilot, a trending topic that drafted itself overnight — ends at the same screen with the same three choices.
It moves to your calendar at a time you picked. Not to LinkedIn. You still have a window to pull it back.
Say what's off in plain words — too long, too formal, wrong angle. It rewrites and comes back to the same screen.
Kill it. KirtFlow notes why and stops pitching you that kind of topic.
Approved isn't published. A post sits on the calendar until its slot arrives, so there's always time to change your mind.
How it works
A topic, a half-thought, a PDF. Or nothing — it will tell you what your field is talking about today.
Sources gathered and cited, so you know where a number came from before you stand behind it.
Built from your own posts — your sentence length, your habits, your words for things.
Approve, ask for a revision, or archive. Nothing moves without this click.
Posted at your slot through LinkedIn's official API, then measured.
Inside KirtFlow
However a draft starts, it finishes at the review screen.
One line in, a finished post out. Type the thought you almost posted last week and let it do the rest.
Think out loud with it. Argue about the angle, cut a paragraph, ask for a sharper opening line.
On the mornings you have nothing, it arrives with three drafts already waiting — pulled from what your field is discussing.
An image, a six-slide carousel, or a poll — added only when the topic actually calls for one.
Your account, your data
Most LinkedIn tools get accounts restricted by doing things no human asked for — mass comments, auto-replies, DM blasts, scraping through unofficial endpoints. KirtFlow does none of it.
Your drafts, documents and voice profile stay inside your workspace. They are not used to improve anyone else's model, and they are not shared between accounts.
This is the behaviour that gets profiles limited or banned. KirtFlow only ever publishes a post you personally approved — it never acts on your behalf in someone else's feed or inbox.
Standard OAuth, official publishing endpoints, no browser extensions driving your session and no scraping. Revoke access from LinkedIn at any time and KirtFlow goes quiet immediately.
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Every approval is logged with who clicked and when. Delete your workspace and the drafts, documents and voice profile go with it.
After it's live
Reach, saves, comments and profile visits come back into the loop. Over a few weeks the suggestions stop being generic and start sounding like the posts your audience actually responds to.
“I stopped writing on LinkedIn because every draft took me an hour. Now the hour is a five-minute read and a click. The posts still sound like me, which is the part I didn't expect.”
“I run social for four executives. The review queue is the whole product for me — I see everything before it exists publicly, and nobody's account is doing anything strange in the background.”
“Two inbound calls in the first month came from posts I'd never have written. I approve them on my phone between meetings.”
Pricing
For getting back into the habit.
$19/ month
Start freeFor posting every week without thinking about it.
$49/ month
Start free trialFor writing on behalf of other people.
$99/ seat / month
Talk to usNo. There is no setting for it. Approval is the only way a draft becomes a scheduled post, and scheduling is the only way anything reaches LinkedIn.
It builds a voice profile from posts you've already written, plus anything you paste in. The first week you'll be correcting it; after that most people approve with light edits. Every revision you ask for teaches it something.
The behaviour that gets accounts restricted is automated engagement — bulk comments, auto-replies, DM sequences, scraping. KirtFlow does none of that, and connects only through LinkedIn's official API with standard OAuth.
Into your workspace, encrypted in transit and at rest. Your content is not used to train third-party models and is never shared across accounts. Delete the workspace and it's gone.
That's the normal case. KirtFlow watches what's moving in your field and arrives with drafts already written. You read three and pick one, or archive all three.
On Team, yes — you choose who can approve for which profile, and every approval is logged with a name and a timestamp.
Connect your profile, give it one line, and see what comes back. You can archive every draft it writes and it will still never touch your feed.