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It learns how you write
Import your latest posts from the LinkedIn account you connected in Settings, or paste between three and ten you wrote. Coolie sums up how you write: your tone, how long your posts run, how they open and end, the words you use and the ones you never would. Those guidelines are yours to edit, and every draft follows them.
Topics from what Coolie knows
Short of an idea? Coolie suggests topics from what your company does, the signals your agents watch and the people they look for, the leads each signal brought in the last 30 days and, when Coolie's brain is on, what your leads' replies taught it. Or write your own topic.
Two drafts at a time
Pick LinkedIn or X and a topic: Coolie writes two drafts, each with its own hook and angle, and counts their characters against the network's limit, 280 on X and 3,000 on LinkedIn. Edit a draft, copy it, or open it in LinkedIn's or X's own composer with the text already in it.
Nothing goes out without you
Coolie never posts on your behalf: you read every draft, change what you want and post it yourself. The agent is never shown the people or the companies your agents found, and a figure that is not in your own data is flagged for you to check before you post.
Frequently asked questions
Does Coolie post on LinkedIn or X for me?
No. Coolie writes drafts only. You read them, edit them and post them yourself, by copying the text or from LinkedIn's or X's own composer.
How does it learn my voice?
From your own posts: import your latest ones from the LinkedIn account you connected in Settings, or paste between three and ten. Coolie turns them into writing guidelines you can read and change.
Which networks does it write for?
LinkedIn and X. You pick one for each pair of drafts, and Coolie counts their characters against that network's limit.
How much does it cost?
Two drafts cost 0.1 credit, charged once they are written; learning your voice and suggesting topics cost nothing. Coolie starts with a 7-day free trial; after it, the Starter plan is $123 a month. The pricing page lists what each plan includes and what credits pay for.
