Inboundr

Inboundr reads what's trending in your niche overnight and delivers a set of LinkedIn content ideas each morning. Each idea comes with a drafted post written in your voice, so you start the day with something to publish instead of a blank page. You still decide what goes out.

You can feed Inboundr existing material, like a blog post, a podcast note, or an old update, and it reshapes it into LinkedIn-ready drafts. That turns content you already made into a steady source of posts without writing from scratch every time.

The tool creates an image to go with each post, sized for the LinkedIn feed. You get a matching visual without opening a separate design app, and you can regenerate it if the first result doesn't fit.

Drafts open in a built-in editor where you can tighten the wording and check how the post will look in the feed before it goes out. The preview step matters, because what reads well in a document often looks different once LinkedIn's formatting is applied.

One editor can manage content for multiple profiles from a single workspace. That's the feature that makes Inboundr useful for small teams, since you don't need a separate account and login for every person.

Inboundr monitors LinkedIn for the business keywords you set and alerts you when a matching post appears. On the entry plan you get 5 watches per day, and the higher plan removes that cap. It's built for people who want to join conversations early rather than discovering them days later.

The Slack app pushes briefings and alerts into the place where many teams already work. The Chrome extension lets you use Inboundr while you're browsing LinkedIn, so you can pull ideas or drafts in without leaving the tab.