AI LinkedIn post generator
LinkedIn posts written from your own notes
Write down what you shipped, learned or argued about this week. Steward turns each note into a LinkedIn post in your voice, checks it for generic phrasing and repeats, and queues it for the time you pick.
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- Starts from real material
- Every autopilot post is built from a note you wrote. The least used notes go first, so each story gets told before anything repeats, and Steward does not make up anecdotes.
- Sounds like you
- Create a voice from a few of your past posts plus your own dos and don'ts. Brand memory keeps your posts as embeddings, so new drafts follow your phrasing and topics.
- Checked before it ships
- A quality gate checks length, your forbidden words and similarity to your recent posts, then runs an AI review for voice, originality and value. Weak drafts are held back.
- A visual when it helps
- On paid plans Steward can add a diagram, a code card or a carousel built only from facts in the post. Opinions that do not need a picture go out as text.
How it works
Three steps
- 01
Add your notes
A few lines per note is enough: what happened, what you tried, what you would do differently.
- 02
Set your voice and tone
Pick professional, casual or technical, choose topics, and list words you never want to see.
- 03
Review or let it run
Keep drafts for approval, or turn on autopilot and let Steward publish on your schedule.
Why notes beat prompts
A blank prompt gets you a blank post. The specific detail is what makes a LinkedIn post worth reading: the number, the mistake, the thing you changed your mind about. That detail lives in your head, so Steward asks you to write it down once and then does the writing every week.
If your notes are thin, the posts will be thin too. Two or three sentences of real detail per note make the biggest difference.
Questions
Common questions
Your first post can go out this week.
Start a 7-day free trial, connect LinkedIn or X, and read the first drafts before anything is published.