One person built this. He uses it every day.
PostAgent is built and run by Joe Gregory, a software consultant in San Diego who does .NET migrations, WebForms to Blazor, for companies that cannot afford to get them wrong. He has shipped production software for over a decade and wrote an open-source tool that developers use worldwide.
The LinkedIn you may have found him on is written by his own agent. His LinkedIn, and every post it wrote, dated and linked, with the check record.
Why it exists
When he was posting regularly he closed more clients, and it took hours he was billing. He hired a freelancer and got back posts that could have been about anyone. So he built the thing he wanted: something that reads everything he has written, posts, talks, the PDFs, and writes the way he would, with every claim checked before it goes out under his name. It has written his LinkedIn for months. The product exists because he was the customer, and he still is.
The standard is simple to say and expensive to keep: nothing publishes under your name that a careful peer would not sign. That is why a post here goes through a room of reviewers instead of one prompt, and why it takes a few minutes.
What a person does here
- Builds it for you, free. A 25-minute session, by video or phone. You leave with your agent writing in your voice and the first posts queued. Decide afterwards.
- Answers the email. joe@thepostagent.com reaches him, not a queue.
- Picks up the phone. (619) 354-8779, Pacific time.
- Reads your setup. Every new account is read by a person: the material it took in, the first posts, the schedule. If something is off, you hear from him.
The company
Gummi Labs LLC, California. One plan, $79 a month after a 7-day free trial with no card. Not you? Full refund in the first 30 days, no questions. Your LinkedIn is connected through LinkedIn's own sign-in, never your password, and you can disconnect from either side at any time.