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MsgIN

MsgIN

A lightweight LinkedIn inbox → to-do list for founders

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LinkedIn inboxes get contaminated fast. MsgIN turns your messages into a simple task kanban board so you always know who to reply to, follow up with, or wait on without needing a heavy CRM or risky automation platforms. A Chrome plugin + web app to automatically suggest tasks and manage tracking of messages.
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Rachel Stewart
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Hey Product Hunt! I built MsgIN because I was drowning in LinkedIn messages and tracking follow-ups in Notion and spreadsheets. This isn’t a CRM or an automation tool it’s just a simple way to see who you need to reply to today. It's a lightweight Chrome extension that works with your Linkedin Messages page and an accompanying web app that allows you to view and manage your to-dos related to your message inbox. I’d love feedback from founders, consultants, or anyone doing high-volume LinkedIn messaging. What’s missing? What would you simplify?
Zain
Mailmunch

@rachel_stewart1 How are you handling LinkedIn policy and account safety? Any risk of users getting flagged?

Rachel Stewart
Maker
@zanzaf hi great question - Msgin is not an automation tool, there’s no actions on your behalf. It’s only displaying data that’s related to your to-do list based on actions you take in your inbox. LinkedIn hates automation and scraping tools and bans accounts that do this so we wanted to make sure our customers were protected.
Khurram

Interesting! I think linked in now being the primary inbox for a lot of people, if it can help answer, who do I need to reply to or follow up with today - it'll help

Rachel Stewart
Maker

@khurram_zaman1 - yes - our whole idea was that we wanted to make it easy to know what you need to follow up on. When you can save time finding what to do you can focus more on the responses.