TeamPost

Asked to post about their work on LinkedIn, most employees open the editor, look at the empty box for a while and close it again. So the company stays visible there only through the founder and the brand account. TeamPost gives each person an AI ghostwriter that asks about their career and recent work, then turns the answers into drafts in their own voice. The employee edits each draft and approves it, and TeamPost publishes it to their LinkedIn profile on a schedule.

Much of the daily use runs through a Slack bot. Employees send it rough bullet points or a voice note, and photos dropped into the chat are attached to the post. Replies like "make it shorter" change the draft, and a time written into the message sets when it goes out.

Magic Drafts builds posts from uploads like a resume or Linear tickets, and from public sources about the person or company, including podcast appearances and YouTube videos. For a launch or a hiring push, admins share talking points and can draft posts on behalf of employees. Automatic approval can be switched on, and the FAQ asks teams to agree first on who approves posts published under someone's name.