Linkeezy
Never Miss Important LinkedIn DMs or Content.
I launched Linkeezy three weeks ago, then went quiet.
Not a strategy. But I just needed a break.
7 months of building a side project with everything else catches up to you. So I stepped back, let it breathe a bit, and used that time to fix two things.
First, the homepage positioning wasn't right.
↳Three features for LinkedIn that connect to each other are hard to explain without losing people in the first five seconds. I rewrote way more than I want to admit until it felt clear enough to test.
The onboarding was too many steps.
↳Early testers got stuck, not because it wasn't labeled, but because it wasn't simple enough. My developer and I burned through 50+ test accounts just making sure the basics worked the way they should and faster.
Downside of delaying marketing and sales right now, is this costs money to run every month. Not a lot, but I still notice it. And aiming to break even soon.
So now that the foundation feels solid, I'm kicking off a focused marketing push. Small, intentional, no noise. Just 30 minutes a few times a week.
And before I even kicked in my new plan, I got my first paying customer! They chose an annual plan, so a sweet $288 coming my way.
Still have work to do distribution wise, but great to see some minor traction.
If you're on LinkedIn regularly for outreach, growth, learning or building an audience, then Linkeezy might be worth a look.
I've been using the product myself multiple times a week and it solves real problems I had finding important messages and content on LinkedIn.
Still early. Still building.
But making moves 💪
I'm excited to announce, I didn’t burn out building and launching my first SaaS product with a full-time job and two kids under 4!
But for some reason, my eye has been twitching more these last few months…
Just kidding.
Go check out Linkeezy, the compliant workflow tool for your LinkedIn inbox (like Gmail!) and content (saved posts + feeds).
Next week is your last chance to get on the waitlist for first access and exclusive launch discount code.
Otherwise, that offer is gone. POOF.
Then available publicly the week after :)
This project has been ongoing for 6 months. Might feel long, but my schedule is packed, plus a family. I'm very excited to get this thing live.
I've been working on my latest SaaS project called Linkeezy for the last few months.
What started out as a small MVP as literally become a full blown V1 product. But I love how it's turning out and I'm already using it myself daily, even when it's like 90% complete.
The big feature I've been building last is a better way to improve your workflow and organization of your LinkedIn messages. Think Gmail style but for your LinkedIn inbox!
It's been a big undertaking, but this feature is almost complete. I'm dropping a quick gif of how it's looking so far:
Some of what you can do in this inbox feature:
Labels for messages, which you can the show only those in a specific view
Search messages based on people or topic
Leave notes and see profile information quickly about the person your messaging
Reminders for later, that surface back up when needed to reply
Archive messages or add them back
Auto labeling based on the person or keywords (so you can send certain things you think are spam right to archive and skip the inbox for example)
Message formatting and signatures
And more to come!
The other two main product features of Linkeezy are organizing your saved LinkedIn posts and enabling focused feeds based on people or topics you want to consume/engage with.
Nothing is stored in our platform. No data scraping, auto-AI replies, platform manipulation, or anything. So it's compliant to LinkedIn's terms of service.
Also, not easy to navigate their API or figure out how to do what we wanted with limited documentation. But my developer figured it out and is all working beautifully.
Pretty stoked on the progress and should be launching mid to late February to waitlist folks first, then publicly to everyone else. Waitlister's not only get first access but a special 30% discount if they choose to upgrade.
Next update coming soon, which is hopefully about going live! I'm sure I'll also share some lessons building this product as well.
Cheers!
Keep track of the insights and inspiration you’ve saved on LinkedIn. Now organized in one easy-to-browse library that’s searchable.
I've made some massive progress since my last update on the main three features of Linkeezy. This one is better categorizing, searching, and labeling any saved content from your LinkedIn profile.
Check out this short video of the feature.
I can't wait to share the LinkedIn inbox manager and focused feed feature as well.
If you want to get first access to the tool + an exclusive launch discount, join the waitlist: https://linkeezy.com/
LinkedIn is a powerful platform.
It’s helped us grow our networks, land deals, find jobs, and build businesses. Sometimes it’s even a bit wholesome.
Other times… well, it’s kind of cringey. Hello r/LinkedInLunatics!
But let’s be honest — for all the good, the day-to-day experience of using LinkedIn can sometimes be painful in key platform features:
The inbox? A chaotic pile of half-finished conversations and limited organization to focus on the right messages.
Your feed? An unpredictable mix of gold, junk, ads, and someone’s new job you don’t remember caring about.
Saved content and comments? Basically a black hole with no way to find anything later or organize into useful ways.
We love LinkedIn. But I got tired of the lack of smooth workflows and organization in some key features— so I built Linkeezy.
It should go live in the next 2-3 weeks, but the official waitlist is now live.
If you join it now, you'll get an exclusive coupon code for 30% off your first year when it launches. This offer is only valid for those on the list.
Plus, you'll get some sneak peeks at the product before anyone else. We can't wait to show you what we've been cookin'! 👀
P.S. A question we've received a few times is if this is safe to use. LinkedIn's Term's of Service is vague on some areas but also very clear about what is not allowed. This tool does not manipulate the platform or interject any code, use automation or AI, or scrape any LinkedIn data. Our goal is to always remain compliant with their terms.
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