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My own product, now paused

LinkedIn Audit Tool

You gave it a LinkedIn profile. It checked the profile and wrote a report with scores. It audited 500+ profiles before I paused it.

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Why I show you this

You don't need a LinkedIn tool. But this is the best proof I have of how I build. There is no client's name to hide, so I can tell you all of it. I paused it to put my time into client work.

What it did

Sample screen. Names are made up.

  1. Free report

    It checked the form, got the profile and recent posts, and scored them. Simple rules scored some parts. AI judged the rest. Then it wrote a report.

  2. Paid report

    A team of AI helpers looked at the posts, the photo, and a rival's profile. They wrote a new headline and summary. A full run took 10 to 16 minutes.

  3. A person checks it

    No paid report went out until I read it. I approved it or sent it back from my phone.

Built for when things go wrong

This is the part most people never see. It is also why a job keeps running. The tool was made of 17 small automations that worked together.

  • If two people pressed the button at once, each one still got one report.
  • If a service ran out of credits, it moved to the next one and told me.
  • If a report got stuck, a check every 15 minutes found it.
  • If something broke, one place caught it and sent me a message.
  • If a paid report failed, the money went back.
  • Old reports and images got cleaned up every day.

What this means for you

Every job I build for you gets the same care. You will likely never see it. You will just notice that the job keeps running.

Name one job your team still does by hand

You get a reply within 2 business days: can it be automated, how, and about what it would cost. It is free, and you owe nothing.

The Check is a written answer. No build, no full audit.

Sample screen. Names are made up.