Six steps in the order you use them. The AI learns how you write; you still approve every post, unless you hand that over to Auto Publish.
Every draft starts from your brand voice, your content pillars, and who you are writing for — so you are editing, not starting from nothing.
AI writes the first draft
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Ask for a stronger hook, a shorter post, a more senior tone, or a more human one — and the AI writes it again before anything is published.
Rewrite until it reads right
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Nothing reaches LinkedIn until you have read it and said yes — unless you turn on Auto Publish, which sends drafts that clear your quality bar on your standing instruction.
Approval first — unless you choose otherwise
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Choose the days, the times, and how often you post. Approved drafts are placed inside the limits you set.
Posts go out on your schedule
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A quality score for every post, and your impressions and engagement charted once you add them — so the next one is a decision rather than a guess.
See what worked
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Every post you publish and every draft you approve teaches it something about how you write and what your audience reads.
It remembers what worked
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Six more things PostEngine does once you are set up.
Every draft is scored on clarity, tone, professionalism, grammar, hook strength, usefulness, originality, how human it reads, and how well it fits LinkedIn.
The whole interface flips to right-to-left in Arabic, and drafts are written in the language you chose — not translated into it.
Generate a set of posts at once and review the whole set in one sitting.
Every revision of every draft is recorded, including the rewrites the quality pass triggered and why.
Group posts into a campaign so a run of related posts shares one objective.
A weekly read of your results, each finding paired with one specific thing to do about it.
Each of these is a screen you can open once you are in, with the plan that opens it.
Give it a topic and it writes the slides, illustrates the ones between the cover and the closing slide, and renders a deck your post goes out as. A deck spends one image credit for each illustrated slide, from the same monthly allowance as your post images.
Paste a link or an article, choose how many posts to cut it into — up to 15, each on a different angle — and they arrive as drafts for you to read. They come out of the same monthly draft allowance as everything else you write.
Pick an opening and a shape that already works, fill in what is yours, and it opens as a draft that is scored and reviewed like any other. The library is the same for every account.
One button in your settings writes everything we hold for you into a single file you download — your drafts, your posts, your settings and your own record of what happened.
Ask for what a post was about rather than the words it happened to use, and it finds the ones you have already written on that idea.
Invite someone as an editor or as a viewer, hand the workspace over when you need to, and read back who did what. The plans below this one seat a single person, so the second seat starts with this one.
Create your free account and see your first drafts.