Build in public, in your own voice.

What founders actually need from a LinkedIn tool.

• Posts that sound like you, not generic AI

  Founder content that reads like ChatGPT loses trust the moment a single hedge word feels off. Typelab clones your voice from 5+ paragraphs of your actual writing — Slack, email, old posts. Optional 3-minute interview adds spoken texture. Drafts come back sounding like you wrote them, because the model trained on your sentences.

• A way to publish consistently without it feeling like work

  Most founders ship great LinkedIn content for two weeks, then stop. Typelab's composer asks you 3 discovery questions, returns a draft you can edit inline, and the whole loop is <5 minutes per post. Drafts kanban + scheduling so you can batch on Sundays and queue the week.

• Engagement that doesn't depend on you being famous yet

  You have 800 connections. Your post hits 200 of them and dies. Typelab's Boost network engages every published post in the first 90 minutes — the window LinkedIn's algorithm uses to decide reach. You get the algorithmic lift you'd need 10K followers for, on day one.

• Comment-then-connect outreach that doesn't feel spammy

  Pick 5-10 LinkedIn creators in your space. Typelab finds their new posts and drafts thoughtful comments in your voice. Approve, post — your name lands in the right comment sections, with comments that read like you actually wrote them.

Recommended plan

Studio at $159/mo (annual).

For most founders, Studio is the right tier. You get unlimited boosted posts (this matters more than draft volume), 100 AI drafts/mo, 3 voice profiles (your main + 2 sub-personas if you want), Marginalia editor notes, and the Public Interview Share link.

Solo at $79/mo works if you're only ever going to ship 4 boosted posts a month — but most founders publishing seriously hit that cap by week 2 of the trial.