Influo is your AI editorial brain for LinkedIn. It learns your professional memory — stories, opinions, principles, and voice — then writes posts that actually sound like you. Plan, generate, schedule, and publish content that builds authority without losing your identity. Built for executives, founders, and thought leaders.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 We are Influo Labs, and we built Influo because we were tired of two things: 1. Every AI writing tool making our LinkedIn posts sound like a Medium article from 2019. 2. Ghostwriters costing $2-5k/month and still not sounding like us. Influo takes a different angle. Instead of "write me a post about X", it learns your Voice DNA — your rhythm, your references, the phrases you actually use — from your own writing and the content you consume. Then every post it generates is checked against that DNA. The feedback loop is the core: every "sounded like me" adds a positive sample, every "didn't sound like me" extracts what to avoid. After ~10 signals, your Voice DNA is sharper than a $5k/month ghostwriter's brief. What's included: • Voice → Post (record 60s, get a draft) • 4 length modes (Micro/Short/Medium/Long) with hook optimization • Autopilot (weekly plan + auto-publish) • Reading Library (books you've read become intellectual references) • Radar (analytics on what's working) 7-day free trial on Executive plan. Would love your feedback — especially on where Influo *doesn't* sound like you yet.

One thing I'd love to see is a "voice drift" detector that flags when a draft doesn't quite match your learned style. Maybe a quick confidence score or side-by-side comparison with past posts so you know if the AI captured your tone or went generic.

One thing I'd love to see is a "voice drift" alert that flags when a draft sounds too generic or AI-ish compared to your stored examples, so you can tighten it before posting. Would be a nice safety net for staying authentic.

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Your professional memory, turned into LinkedIn influence

Your professional memory, turned into LinkedIn influence